How Boom Concrete Pumps can Benefit the Construction Industry in Uganda

The boom concrete pump has grown in popularity due to it's ability to pour concrete in difficult to reach areas and to great heights of structures at a construction site. With the growth in the construction industry in Uganda driven largely by an increase in the demand for houses and road infa-structure, there has been more of a demand for construction equipment that meets project needs for concrete at the most economic cost possible. When you think about it, everything from the most basic of structures to the most complex, tall building requires concrete in order to be erected. Concrete pumps are an efficient, convenient and affordable way to get concrete to where it needs to be placed – for any project. Line Pumps and Boom Pumps There are two basic types of cement pumps. The first is the boom pump that makes use of a remote controlled robotic extension to effectively place the concrete precisely where it needs to go. These machines are usually used in larger construction jobs. The boom is precise about where it delivers the concrete and can pump it out at incredibly high volumes as well. The concrete pump, on the other hand, makes use of either a steel or flexible hose that is attached to the outlet of the pump and will then be linked to wherever the concrete has to be poured. This type of equipment is normally used for smaller construction jobs and sites that offer easy access for a concrete pump truck, such as roads, pavements, driveways construction. Affordable Concrete Pump Technology from Utranazz Utranazz has partnered with a reliable service provider with many years’ experience in the shipping industry that will take care of shipping and delivering cement pumps to Uganda and other African countries. Now your construction company can access the equipment you need affordably, reliably and conveniently. Contact Utranazz to learn more about our value-adding, easy to operate concrete pumps and other construction equipment available for supply to Uganda.