What are the important features of a trailer concrete pump

Concrete pump trucks and trailer-mounted concrete pumps both have one important feature in common in that they both pump concrete horizontally or vertically. Pressure determines the distance over which they are able to pump concrete. If you are in the market for a concrete pump, then an important feature to consider is the pressure at which it pumps which differs between different concrete pump makes and models.  Like boom concrete pump trucks, there are also trailer-mounted concrete pumps that have the “S”-valve of the pumping unit which facilitates consistent concrete charges, pumping both at height and at distance with minimal load leaks even under extremely difficult working conditions. The features of the Hydropump trailer concrete pump  A high pressure, long reach concrete pump Concrete output volume of 60 - 80m3/hour Vertical pumping distance of 60 - 76 meters Horizontal pumping distance of 200 - 305 meters Maximum pumping pressure of 76 bars (1,100 psi) Hopper remixer Fuel tank capacity of 40 to 44 litres It can handle low-slump concrete or aggregates up to 11/2inches Turbo diesel engine Durable parts The features listed are typical of what to look at when buying a trailer concrete pump as they give a good indication of the types of concrete pumping work they can do such as: Low volume, high pressure concrete pump designed for applications including shotcreting, pressure grouting and refractory work Long vertical and/ or horizontal reach concrete pumps with high pressure and high volume pumping are particularly well suited to shotcreting High horsepower - for midrange concrete applications A trailer-mounted concrete pump is designed to meet a number of different concrete placing applications such as shotcreting, pressure grouting, concrete repair work and bridgework. Trailer-mounted concrete pumps as supplied by Utranazz come in an array of outputs ranging from 15 cubic metres to 120 cubic metres per hour over distances of 380m (with additional boom line). They offer the ideal solution for placing concrete in hard–to-access areas because of their compact size.