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Concrete pumps transport wet mixed concrete from the mixer to the pour location. The wet concrete from a mix truck is discharged into a hopper where an agitator keeps it moving and flowing into the piston pump’s twin cylinders.

One cylinder pushes the concrete into the pipeline on the forward stroke, while the other cylinder draws concrete from the hopper on the return stroke. The pistons in both cylinders move in opposite directions to keep the pressure consistent and the concrete flowing freely.

A concrete pump can cover long distances, navigate around obstacles, over uneven ground, and through other buildings easily and quickly. If we can’t park our concrete mixer trucks close enough to simply pour the concrete straight into the required location, or if you have restricted access that would make wheelbarrowing your concrete unpractical, a concrete pump is an ideal solution.

The primary sizes are 4-5 inches and 7-9 inches. A walk-behind grinder is ideal for a flooring company that pours a lot of concrete slabs in a week. You should also invest in one if you handle a few but large concrete slabs. The grinders range between 16-48 inches and single-disc units or those with multiple discs.

Ensures a faster delivery and optimal time to work with your concrete Extensive reach pipes can navigate almost any obstacle or access issue

Saves time, manpower, and money

Cleaner and less messy than wheelbarrowing – no spillages Metered delivery for cost efficiency.

We can pump 1m³ of concrete per minute, greatly reducing the amount of time you would spend wheelbarrowing concrete to the required location.

Yes, we can pump concrete all year round. In the winter we might need to warm up the boom and insulate the pipelines, but it won’t stop us from delivering your concrete. Remember to take the appropriate precautions when pouring in cold conditions – refer to our Resource Centre for more information.

Most types of concrete can be pumped. The mix design just needs to be carefully proportioned to ensure it will flow easily.

Hiring our concrete pumps does come with an additional cost, but it can also save you money. Pumping is quicker and easier, so you save time and money on labor.

Concrete pumping is one of the cleanest methods of concrete delivery. Unlike wheelbarrows that can tip up, the pipes ensure no spillages between the truck and the pour site. We always recommend preparing a tarpaulin underneath the hopper to help with cleanup.