Boom length matched to the building
18 m suits low-rise and small commercial pours; 47 m on an 8x4 chassis reaches high-rise work at the cost of a wider outrigger span and heavier chassis.
Concrete Placement Vehicle
Concrete Pump Truck
A boom pump mounted on a cargo chassis, sized in vertical reach and output rather than sold as one fixed boom length.
- Vertical reach
- 18 – 47 m
- Output
- 80 – 200 m³/h
- Drive
- 4×2 / 6×4 / 8×4
- Boom rotation
- 360° continuous
Truck-mounted concrete pump trucks (boom pumps) for placing concrete above and below grade
A hydraulic boom mounted on a cargo chassis pumps concrete from the mixer's discharge point to the pour, reaching over obstacles and up multiple storeys.
On the representative 18 m build, a three-section boom folds to a 5 m transport height and extends to 17.3 m vertical / 14.1 m horizontal reach, rotating a full 360° on the turret. The pumping system delivers 80 m³/h at 31 strokes per minute through a 125 mm delivery pipe, run off the chassis engine.
Boom length follows building height and site access: 18 m suits low-rise pours, 38 m on a heavier 6×4 chassis reaches mid-rise work, 47 m on an 8×4 chassis covers high-rise pours. Every unit ships as an export order, pump and boom brand matched to your preference. A pump truck ordered alongside a concrete mixer truck covers delivery and placement for the same pour.
Before crating, the boom is run through full extension, rotation and retraction under hydraulic load and the outriggers cycled at rated span, not just checked folded.
Specifications
Concrete Pump Truck — technical data
Representative 18 m build shown below (4×2 chassis, 80 m³/h output). Final boom length, chassis and output are confirmed per order; see the reach table below for the other tiers we build.
Chassis
| Drive type | 4×2 (6×4 / 8×4 on longer-boom builds) |
|---|---|
| Overall dimensions (L×W×H) | 9,760 × 2,500 × 3,200 mm |
| Wheelbase | 4,600 mm |
| Gross vehicle weight | 20,000 kg |
| Curb weight | 12,950 kg |
| Front / rear axle rating | 7,000 kg / 13,000 kg |
| Cabin | Sleeper cab, 3 seats, A/C |
| Tyre size | 12.00R20 |
Engine & driveline
| Engine | 6-cylinder in-line diesel, turbocharged |
|---|---|
| Displacement | 9.726 L |
| Rated power | 220 kW (300 hp) at 2,200 rpm |
| Maximum torque | 1,240 N·m at 1,300–1,500 rpm |
| Emission standard | Euro II |
| Transmission | 10 forward + 2 reverse, manual |
Boom & pumping system
| Max vertical reach | 17.3 m |
|---|---|
| Max horizontal reach | 14.1 m |
| Boom sections | 3, turret rotation ±360° |
| Theoretical output | 80 m³/h at 31 strokes/min |
| Delivery pipe diameter | 125 mm |
| Hopper capacity | 0.5 m³ |
| Hydraulic pump / motor | Rexroth |
| Water tank (cleaning) | 350 L |
Boom reach tiers
| Reach | Drive | Output | Typical duty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 m | 4×2 | 80 m³/h | Low-rise and small commercial pours |
| 38 m | 6×4 (Mercedes-Benz Arocs) | 160 m³/h | Mid-rise construction |
| 47 m | 8×4 (Mercedes-Benz) | 200 m³/h | High-rise pours |
How these pump trucks are built
Outrigger span checked against your site
Longer booms need a wider outrigger footprint and firmer ground-bearing capacity — we check site access before quoting a boom length.
Parts your workshop can already source
Hydraulic pumps and motors are Rexroth, one of the most widely serviced brands in this equipment class.
Same export process as the rest of the fleet
Left- or right-hand drive, your market's emission standard, and pump brand matched to preference, set before the unit leaves the yard.
Where these pump trucks work
- High-rise and mid-rise construction, placing concrete above the reach of a chute or barrow run.
- Foundation and basement pours, reaching over excavation edges or rebar cages that block access.
- Low-rise commercial and residential sites, where an 18 m boom covers the pour without a large footprint.
- Sites also running a concrete mixer truck, taking the load from its discharge chute.
Frequently asked questions
What boom lengths do you build?
Concrete pump trucks are built from 18 m vertical reach on a 4x2 chassis up to 47 m on an 8x4 chassis. Tell us the pour height and site access and we will recommend the boom length and chassis rather than let you guess.
How much outrigger space does a pump truck need?
Outrigger span grows with boom length — an 18 m build needs less footprint than a 47 m build, and ground-bearing capacity matters as much as the raw span. Describe your site access and we will confirm whether the boom tier you want will fit and operate safely.
What is the difference between this and a concrete mixer truck?
A concrete mixer truck carries and agitates the load in transit; a concrete pump truck places it, pumping the mix through a boom to the pour location. Most sites run both together — the mixer delivers to the pump's hopper, and the pump places it where a chute or barrow cannot reach.
Can the pump truck be ordered with a mixer truck?
Yes. If you already have a concrete mixer truck order with us, a pump truck can be added to the same production run and shipment, which is usually simpler than sourcing the two separately.
Also from our production line
Tell us the reach and output you need
Send the pour height, the output rate your batching schedule needs, and your destination port. We come back with a configuration sheet and an FOB or CIF price, usually within 72 hours.