The mobile concrete pump is equipment that designed to be relocated between construction sites for pumping and delivering concrete through a boom or delivery pipeline. Depending on the model, it can be configured with different chassis types, including truck-mounted, crawler, wheeled, or towable trailer chassis, while some configurations also integrate concrete mixing.
AIMIX mobile pump for concrete models cover approximately 40–120 m³/h of concrete output, with different configurations designed for high-rise buildings, residential projects, bridges, foundations, tunnels, rural construction, and infrastructure work.
Mobile concrete pumps for sale in AIMIX Group are available in three main configurations: boom type, trailer type, and mixer type. They differ mainly in how the pump is transported and how concrete is delivered on site. Boom pumps use a self-propelled truck, crawler, or wheeled chassis with a placing boom; trailer pumps use a towable chassis and deliver concrete through a pipeline; and mobile concrete mixer pump combine concrete mixing and pumping in one mobile unit, typically using a wheeled chassis that can be towed between job sites.
The mobile boom concrete pump has no need to install or dissemble the pumping pipes. This reduces the time it takes to get the equipment ready for operation or transportation.
Boom Length: 26m30m33m38m
Boom Length: 8m15m18m20m25m
Boom Length: 20m26m30m33m
Aimix provides you two types of trailer type. One has crawler, the other has wheels.
Models: ALBT40ALBT60ALBT80
Model: ABT30ABT40ABT60ABT80
The mobile concrete mixer pump has wheels to help it towed by other vehicles for transportation.
Hot Models: ABJW40ABJW60
Hot Models: ABJZ30ABJZ40
| Parameter | Unit | Mixer Concrete Pump | Concrete Trailer Pump | Boom Pump | ||||
| ABJZ30C | ABJZ40C | ABT40C | ABT60C | ABT80C | ABY-15 | ABY-18 | ||
| Maximum Theoretical Output | m³/h | 30 | 40 | 40/26 | 67/45 | 84/45 | 50 | 50 |
| Maximum Pumping Pressure | MPa | 10 | 10 | 10/8 | 13/7 | 16/7 | 6 | 6 |
| Distribution Valve | — | S Valve | ||||||
| Diesel Engine Power | kW | 37 | 82 | 82 | 129 | 176 | 110 | 110 |
| Vertical / Horizontal Conveying Distance | m | 120/300 | 120/500 | 120/500 | 180/1000 | 260/1200 | — | — |
| Maximum Aggregate Diameter | mm | 10/20* | 40/50* | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 |
| Delivery Pipe Inside Diameter | mm | Φ100 | Φ125 | Φ125 | Φ125 | Φ125 | — | — |
| Overall Dimensions (L × W × H) | mm | 4500 × 1750 × 1600 | 6000 x 2300 x 3150 | 5000 × 1850 × 1700 | 5800 × 2000 × 1750 | 6300 × 2100 × 2350 | 6000 × 2200 × 2900 | 6500 × 2200 × 3100 |
| Overall Weight | kg | 3000 | 4500 | 4500 | 6500 | 6900 | 12500 | 13500 |
These real customer projects demonstrate how AIMIX mobile concrete pumps are applied under different site conditions and concrete placement requirements. Each case highlights the project location, working conditions, selected pump configuration, pumping requirements, and available project results or customer feedback.
trailer concrete pump
The suitable mobile concrete pump depends on the project’s access conditions, concrete delivery requirements, pouring volume, and need for on-site mixing. Truck-mounted, crawler-mounted, wheeled, trailer, and mixer pumps serve different project conditions, from road-accessible high building construction to rough-terrain and remote projects.
| Project Type | Typical Requirement | Mobile Pumpcrete Configuration to Consider | Why It Fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| High-rise Building construction | Vertical concrete delivery and continuous pumping | Trailer pump / Boom pump | Trailer pumps support pipeline-based vertical delivery, while boom pumps can place concrete directly where boom reach is sufficient. |
| Rural housing | Compact sites and flexible repositioning | Wheeled boom pump / Mixer pump | Suitable for smaller sites where equipment needs to be repositioned or concrete may need to be produced on site. |
| Mountain construction | Uneven, muddy, or difficult site access | Crawler boom pump / Crawler trailer pump | Crawler chassis can move independently across rough construction terrain. |
| Bridge construction | Flexible placement around bridge structures | Boom pump / Trailer pump | Boom placement provides direct reach, while trailer pumps can deliver concrete through a planned pipeline route. |
| Foundation projects | Large-volume or continuous concrete placement | Trailer pump / Boom pump | Supports continuous concrete delivery when sufficient concrete supply is available. |
| Infrastructure projects | High concrete demand and extended operation | High-output boom pump / Trailer pump | Suitable for projects requiring sustained concrete pumping and flexible delivery arrangements. |
| Remote construction | Difficult concrete supply and/or site access | Mixer pump / Crawler pump | Mixer pumps can produce and pump concrete on site, while crawler configurations help address difficult ground conditions. |
Note: This table is just for reference. The final configuration should be confirmed based on required concrete output, pumping distance and height, site conditions, transport arrangements, and concrete supply.
Choose a mobile concrete pump for sale based on five main project requirements: required concrete output, site access and terrain, concrete delivery method, transport requirements, and whether concrete must be mixed on site. The right configuration should provide enough pumping capacity for the planned pour, reach the working area safely, match the site’s ground conditions, and fit the available concrete supply and transportation method.
The site access conditions determine which mobile chassis configuration is suitable. Consider the road surface, ground conditions, available working space, and whether the pump must move independently within the site. These requirements should be evaluated together with the pump’s output and concrete delivery method.
The chassis decision should focus on the actual site route and working ground rather than simply selecting the most mobile configuration.
The concrete delivery method determines how concrete reaches the final pouring location. The main choice is between placing-boom delivery and pipeline delivery.
The key question is therefore not simply how far the pump can deliver concrete, but how the concrete needs to reach the final placement point.
The availability of ready-mixed concrete is another key factor when selecting a mobile concrete pump for sale.
This final consideration helps determine whether the project needs concrete pumping only or an integrated mixing-and-pumping solution.
A new mobile concrete pump for sale typically costs about $12,000 to $92,000+, depending on the pump type, chassis, pumping capacity, boom configuration, and equipment specification. Trailer-mounted models are generally at the lower end of the range, while mobile boom pumps cost more because they combine concrete pumping with mobile chassis or boom systems.
| Mobile Concrete Pump Type | Typical Price Range* |
|---|---|
| Trailer Concrete Pump | $12,000–$43,000 |
| Drum Mixer Concrete Pump | $18,000–$22,000 |
| Vertical Shaft Mixer Pump | $32,000–$35,000 |
| Crawler Concrete Pump | $62,000–$73,000 |
| Truck-Mounted Boom Pump | $80,000+ |
| Wheel-Mounted Boom Pump | $81,000–$92,000 |
Tips: These are indicative price ranges for new equipment. For an exact mobile concrete pump price, provide the required pump type, concrete output, pumping distance, boom length if applicable, engine preference, and destination to get a model-specific quotation.
Mobile pump concrete can move or be transported between job sites in different ways depending on their chassis. Truck-mounted pumps drive directly on roads, crawler-mounted pumps move independently across rough job-site terrain but usually require a flatbed truck for long-distance transfer, while wheeled and trailer-mounted pumps can be repositioned or transported using towing or lifting equipment.
| Chassis Type | How It Moves on Site | How It Is Transported Between Sites | Main Mobility Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Truck-mounted | Drives on its truck chassis | Drives directly on public roads | Fast site-to-site relocation |
| Crawler-mounted | Moves independently on crawler tracks | Usually transported by flatbed truck for long distances | Better mobility on rough or muddy ground |
| Wheeled Mounted | Moves on wheels and can be repositioned around the site | Towed or transported according to the configuration | Compact and easy to reposition |
| Towable trailer | Repositioned by towing equipment | Towed by a suitable vehicle | Flexible transport without a dedicated road-going chassis |
The way a mobile concrete pump moves within a construction site is not always the same as how it is transported between projects. A crawler-mounted pump, for example, can move independently across rough ground at the job site but normally needs a flatbed truck for longer road transfers. A trailer pump does not drive independently; it is positioned by a towing vehicle.
This distinction is important when planning equipment logistics. Consider both the working-site movement and the transport method between projects before selecting the pump configuration.
Before moving a pump, check four practical requirements:
These factors determine not only how the pump reaches the project, but also how easily it can be repositioned once concrete pumping begins.
| Operation & Maintenance | Key Information |
|---|---|
| Before Pumping | Check the hydraulic system, power system, lubrication, pipeline, and safety components before operation. |
| During Pumping | Maintain a continuous concrete supply and monitor the pump and pipeline for abnormal pressure or blockages. |
| After Pumping | Remove remaining concrete from the hopper and pumping system promptly to prevent concrete from hardening inside the equipment. |
| Pipeline Cleaning | Clean the delivery pipeline with water, sponge balls, or other approved methods according to the pump model and operating procedure. |
| Routine Maintenance | Lubricate moving parts, clean the equipment, check hydraulic and electrical systems, and inspect wear parts such as the wear plate, cutting ring, and delivery pipe. |