All Concrete Pumps Articles
Meeting sustainability targets is driving the concrete industry to innovate its processes and create ‘smart’ technology, reports Catrin Jones
K36L-5 truck-mounted pump has ‘smart’ 5-sectioned boom for ease of use in tight spaces
A look at the future of the concrete market, sustainability efforts and new product offerings
Betonpumpen-Union uses Liebherr’s 42 M5 XXT concrete pump to create crane test pad at manufacturer’s factory
New concrete pumps for use in confined spaces will be on show along with the company's hybrid and carbon fibre equipment
Truck mounted concrete pumps in the 17 m to 58 m boom height range will now be available in North America.
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New concrete pumps and telescopic belts with sophisticated features will be showcased at the Bauma event
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Cifa and parent Zoomlion to present new mixers, truck-mounted pumps and placing booms at Bauma
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US$ 236 million offered to investors for remaining 40.7% of Italian concrete equipment manufacturer’s share capital
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Carbon fibre used to create the world’s largest concrete placing boom
Liebherr expands concreting division with German acquisition.
Putzmeister to start distributing Intermix concrete mixers worldwide
Chinese manufacturer will show a range of truck-mounted placing booms and other equipment on its large outdoor stand.
New 42-5 truck-mounted concrete pump features improvements to efficiency, economy, servicing, safety and environmental performance.
BICES launch for 86 m working height truck-mounted concrete placing boom
Ambitious plans for joint venture factory in Wuhan, China.
New machine said to be the largest placing boom in the industry that does not require a counterweight.
India managing director Michael Schmid-Lindenmayer sees growing market for concrete boom pumps
Cifa has unveiled its new Carbotech K62H truck mounted concrete pump at the Bauma exhibition. The pump features a six-section 62 m boom, the last three sections of which are manufactured from carbon fibre
Bypassing, harnessing or resisting the world’s rivers and seas represents a unique challenge. Steve Skinner reports on the needs and solutions behind some of the world’s largest and most spectacular construction projects.