Pumpmixers

A pumpmixer is a type of cement mixer used in the construction industry for transporting and mixing materials to form a uniform concrete blend. It combines the functions of a cement mixer and a pump into a single machine, allowing for efficient and continuous mixing and transportation of concrete.

The primary use of a pumpmixer is in the delivery of fresh concrete to job sites. It consists of a drum, a pumping system, and a delivery boom or hose with a nozzle. As the concrete mix flows into the drum, it is pumped through the system and delivered to the desired location. The drum's rotation concurrently mixes the concrete, preventing settling and maintaining a consistent consistency.

Pumpmixers typically operate on hydraulic or electric power and are designed to work in a wide range of environmental conditions. They require a water supply and a power source, as well as tie-offs and boom attachments for job site setup. When not in use, pumpmixers should be securely anchored and properly maintained to prevent damage or malfunction.

Their ability to deliver freshly mixed concrete directly to the construction area makes pumpmixers a valuable tool on modern construction sites. Advantages include reduced working time and minimal waste generation, as concrete is only transported and mixed when necessary. The versatile design allows for compatibility with a variety of materials and interchangeability between boom types.