Imagine tackling your next concrete placement with a powerful electric concrete pump—one that swaps the typical roar and exhaust for a whisper-quiet, zero-emission operation. This shift isn’t just about being greener; it’s about granting you access to sensitive indoor sites, noise-regulated neighborhoods, and projects where diesel simply isn’t an option. By choosing electric, you invest directly in lower energy costs, simpler upkeep, and genuine peace of mind for your team and community. To see how this versatile technology can be tailored to your specific work, let’s explore the main types designed to match your projects.
Choosing the right type of electric concrete pump is key to maximizing efficiency on your specific job site. AIMIX offers a range of innovative models designed to leverage clean, quiet, and cost-effective electric power across various applications. Below is a detailed breakdown of our main product categories to help you make an informed decision.
This versatile category combines mixing and pumping in one machine, ideal for producing and placing fresh concrete directly on-site. We offer two distinct concrete mixer pump types to suit different mixing needs and budgets.
This model uses a powerful twin-shaft mixing system designed for efficiency and high-quality concrete mix.
A cost-effective and reliable solution using a rotating drum for mixing, perfect for a wide range of standard construction projects.
A highly flexible and popular standalone pumping solution, known for its ease of movement and setup, making the trailer concrete pump a workhorse for a wide range of projects.
Designed for high-efficiency, large-scale projects, these pumps feature a robotic arm (boom) that places concrete precisely over a wide area with minimal manual labor. We offer three mounting types of boom concrete pump for different terrain and access needs.
The most mobile boom pump solution, designed for fast relocation between different construction sites.
Built for challenging and inaccessible terrain where traditional trucks cannot go.
A versatile mid-sized boom pump that offers a balance of mobility and site accessibility.
Each AIMIX electric motor concrete pump is engineered to deliver powerful performance while prioritizing efficiency and environmental responsibility. For detailed specifications or to discuss which model best fits your next project, contact our experts today for a personalized consultation.
Here are the specification if you want to check more details:
| Items | Units | ABJZ30D | ABJZ40D |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max. theo. concrete output(L./H) | M3/h | 30 | 40 |
| Mixer rated feed capacity | m3 | 0.56 | 0.56 |
| Mixer rated discharge capacity | m3 | 0.35 | 0.45 |
| Max.concrete pumping pressure(H./L.) | MPa | 10 | 10 |
| Distribution valve type | S Valve | S Valve | |
| Concrete cylinder diameter×stroke | mm | Φ140×1000 | Φ180×1000 |
| Hopper capacity | L | 400 | 400 |
| Outlet diameter | mm | Φ150 | Φ150 |
| Winding motor power | KW | 5.5 | 5.5 |
| Stir the motorPower | KW | 4.5 | 4.5 |
| Water pump motor powe | KW | 0.55 | 0.55 |
| Electrical engineering power | KW | 37 | 45 |
| Rotate speed | r/min | 1480 | 1480 |
| Circuit type | Open circuit | Open circuit | |
| Pumping system pressure | MPa | 26 | 26 |
| Mixing system pressure | MPa | 6-8 | 6-8 |
| Capacity of oil tank | L | 260 | 370 |
| Max. Theoretical Vertical/Horizontal Conveying Distance | m | 120/300 | 120/500 |
| Max. aggregate diameter | mm | Slick/scree:10/20 | Slick/scree:40/50 |
| Inside diameter of delivering pipe | mm | Φ100 | Φ125 |
| Dimensions：length×width×height | mm | 4500x1750x1600 | 4200x2300x3150 |
| Total weight | kg | 3000 | 4500 |
| Items | Key Parameters | Units | ABT40D | ABT60D | ABT80D |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Whole performance of machine | Max. theo. concrete output(L./H) | M3/h | 40/26 | 60/36 | 84/46 |
| Max.concrete pumping pressure(H./L.) | MPa | 10/8 | 13/7 | 16/9 | |
| Distribution valve type | S Valve | S Valve | S Valve | ||
| Concrete cylinder diameter×stroke | mm | Φ180×1300 | Φ200×1650 | Φ200×1800 | |
| Hopper capacity x feeding height | L/mm | 400/1250 | 800/1400 | 800/1400 | |
| Outlet diameter | mm | Φ150 | Φ180 | Φ180 | |
| Electrical engineering power | KW | 45 | 90 | 110 | |
| Rotate speed | r/min | 1480 | 1480 | 1480 | |
| Hydraulic system | Circuit type | Open circuit | Open circuit | Open circuit | |
| Pumping system pressure | MPa | 28 | 28 | 32 | |
| Mixing system pressure | MPa | 10 | 10 | 10 | |
| Capacity of oil tank | L | 370 | 560 | 560 | |
| Other parameters | Max. Theoretical Vertical/Horizontal Conveying Distance | m | 120/500 | 160/800 | 200/1000 |
| Max. aggregate diameter | mm | Slick/scree:40 | Slick/scree:40 | Slick/scree:40 | |
| Inside diameter of delivering pipe | mm | Φ125 | Φ125 | Φ125 | |
| Dimensions：length×width×height | mm | 4500x1750x1600 | 5500x2000x1750 | 5800x2100x2350 | |
| Total weight | kg | 3200 | 6000 | 6300 |
The cases demonstrate that electric concrete pumps deliver real results. But their value extends far beyond the single project—they are a strategic investment in building sustainably and operating without limits. This is where environmental responsibility meets practical business advantage.
Choosing an concrete pump electric is a powerful statement. It positions your business at the forefront of the industry’s shift towards cleaner, quieter, and more regulated construction environments, turning compliance into a competitive edge.
By eliminating diesel exhaust on-site, electric pumps allow you to work in sensitive indoor areas (like hospitals or schools), densely populated urban zones, and environmentally protected sites. This directly addresses growing ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) requirements from project owners and helps future-proof your operations against tightening emissions regulations.
Noise is a major constraint. Electric pumps operate significantly quieter, often enabling you to extend working hours in noise-restricted neighborhoods. This flexibility can help you avoid costly delays, meet tighter deadlines, and reduce community complaints, keeping your projects on track and your reputation strong.
Using sustainable equipment like electric concrete pumps can contribute valuable points toward major green building certifications such as LEED or BREEAM. For your clients, this enhances the project’s overall value and marketability. For you, it showcases a commitment to innovation that can help win more bids.
Ultimately, sustainability is also about economics. While reducing your carbon and noise footprint, you also gain long-term savings on energy and maintenance. It’s a clear win-win: you build a greener future while strengthening your business today.
Now that we’ve seen the compelling advantages of electric concrete pumps, you might be wondering: “Is my specific project a good fit?” The answer is increasingly yes, but the key is choosing the right technology for your job site’s conditions. The ideal application depends heavily on one critical factor: reliable access to electrical power.
Electric and hybrid concrete pumps are transforming projects where their core benefits—zero on-site emissions, significantly lower noise, and reduced energy costs—deliver the most value. The following guide will help you identify the best type for your working environment and project needs.
This is the prime application for electric pumps. Their clean and quiet operation is not just an advantage but often a necessity.
Best Suited For: City residential projects, hospitals, schools, indoor renovations, and sites near protected environmental zones.
Recommended Pump Type: Pure Electric Truck-Mounted Boom Pumps or Trailer Pumps. They allow for extended work hours in noise-restricted areas and enable safe indoor operation by eliminating exhaust fumes.
Major projects often have established temporary or permanent power infrastructure, making them ideal for high-productivity electric equipment.
Best Suited For: Metro systems, bridges, large commercial buildings, and power plant construction—especially green energy projects like wind farms where sustainability goals are aligned.
Recommended Pump Type: High-Capacity Electric Boom Pumps or Trailer Pumps. They leverage site power for continuous, high-volume pouring with maximum cost-efficiency and minimal environmental impact.
Space limitations can make traditional equipment challenging to operate. Compact, maneuverable pumps are essential.
Best Suited For: Narrow urban plots, tunneling projects, basement work, and complex industrial facilities.
Recommended Pump Type: Compact Electric Trailer Pumps. Their smaller footprint and ability to operate without emissions are critical in tight spaces. Some models are specifically designed for the lowest possible setup height and width.
Choosing the right electric concrete pump for your project is the first major step toward efficiency. The next, equally important step is ensuring you operate it in the most energy-smart way possible. After all, a key part of the electric concrete pump cost benefit is how much you save on daily energy consumption. Here are practical, proven tips to keep your energy use—and your bills—as low as possible.
Operating an electric pump efficiently isn’t complicated; it’s about smart habits and proactive maintenance. Implementing these straightforward practices will help you get the maximum output for every kilowatt-hour used, stretching your budget further.
The longer and more convoluted the pipeline, the more energy the pump needs to overcome friction and maintain pressure.
Actionable Tip: Always design the shortest, straightest pipeline route possible. Minimize the use of bends and elbows. Regularly check pipeline couplings for tightness and ensure the line is properly lubricated to reduce resistance.
A poorly maintained pump works harder. Dirty filters, worn seals, or suboptimal hydraulic fluid can significantly increase energy draw.
Many modern electric pumps come with intelligent control systems that optimize motor speed and power based on real-time demand.
Actionable Tip: Utilize these features! Don’t run the pump at full power during idle moments or low-pressure stages of the pour. Training your operator to use these smart controls effectively is a direct investment in lower energy use.
In high-temperature environments, concrete can set faster, potentially requiring more pump pressure or causing pipeline blockages that waste energy.
Actionable Tip: Schedule pours for cooler parts of the day when feasible. Using chilled mixing water or aggregates can slow the hydration process, leading to a smoother, less resistant pour that is easier on the pump.
Key Takeaway: The efficiency of your electric pump is not just about the machine itself—it’s shaped by your planning, setup, and daily practices. By adopting these focused tips, you transform your electric pump from a mere tool into a consistently cost-saving asset on every single job.
Understanding the advanced technology and efficiency of electric concrete pumps is crucial. Equally important is choosing a supplier who stands behind their equipment with unwavering support and expertise, ensuring your investment delivers value from the first day to the years beyond.
At AIMIX, we believe our relationship begins long before the equipment arrives on your site and continues throughout its working life. As one of the best electric concrete pump manufacturers, our comprehensive service framework is designed to provide certainty, professional guidance, and local support at every step.
Your project is unique, and your equipment should be too. Our process starts with understanding your specific challenges.
Once you decide to partner with us, we ensure a smooth and reliable production process.
Our commitment is proven where it matters most: at your job site. We have established a local presence to serve you directly.
With over 100 countries trusting our equipment, AIMIX is more than a manufacturer—we are a long-term partner dedicated to your productivity and success. Let’s discuss how our electric concrete pumps and end-to-end service can transform your next project.
The construction industry is decisively moving towards a smarter, cleaner, and more efficient future, driven by automation, electrification, and low-carbon practices. Choosing an electric concrete pump machine is not just an equipment upgrade—it’s a forward-thinking investment that positions your business at the forefront of this transformation. You gain immediate operational benefits while building a sustainable competitive edge for the coming decade.
Ready to lead the change on your next project? Contact AIMIX today for a personalized consultation. Let our experts help you select the ideal electric concrete pump and build a seamless service plan to power your success.