High-Rise Concrete Placement

Schwing Concrete Boom Pump Engineered for Vertical Pour Pressure

Rock-valve switching · outlet pressure up to 85 bar · EPA Tier 4 Final / EU Stage V pump-truck packages sized for cores, decks and long-line placement.

  • Max outlet pressure 85 bar (1230 psi)
  • Boom reach class 36–56 m Z-fold
  • Rock-valve cycle life rated for abrasive mixes
Schedule On-site Pumping Demo
Schwing concrete boom pump placing high-rise deck
Engineering Spec

Flagship Boom Pump — Grouped Hydraulic & Placement Data

Parameters procurement and pour supervisors ask for before locking a concrete pump truck into a high-rise schedule.

Powertrain & Emissions
Engine classDiesel pump-truck package · ~300–370 kW net
EmissionsEPA Tier 4 Final / EU Stage V with DPF + SCR
DEF capacitySized for multi-shift pour days
Hydraulic Pumping System
Valve typeRock valve for abrasive / high-pressure mixes
Max theoretical outputUp to ~160 m³/h (model-dependent)
Fluid cleanliness targetISO 4406 18/16/13 after factory flush
Boom & Pipeline
Typical boom classes36 m / 42 m / 47 m / 56 m Z-fold
Pipeline diameter optionsDN112 / DN125 with wear-sleeve kits
Cab & Documentation
Operator aidsRemote boom control · pressure transducers · overload interlocks
Compliance packCE 2006/42/EC · ISO 9001 plant · load / pressure charts
Why Spec Schwing

Six Controls Concrete Pumping Fleets Measure

Rock Valve for Abrasive Mixes

Hardened rock-valve seats tolerate manufactured sand and recycled aggregate without the blow-by that stalls S-tube pumps mid-pour.

High Outlet Pressure Headroom

Pressure curves hold vertical cores and long horizontal lines when friction loss climbs with stiff SCC or low-slump structural mixes.

Tier 4 Final / Stage V Packs

Pump-truck aftertreatment keeps municipal and highway bid packages inside EPA Tier 4 Final and EU Stage V limits without mid-shift derate.

Boom Pin & Slewing Audits

Annual pin-clearance and slew-bearing torque checks keep Z-fold booms inside manufacturer load charts on multi-year infrastructure contracts.

Global Parts for Rock Valves

Wear kits, boom elbows and hydraulic filters stocked through regional hubs so pour supervisors are not waiting on grey-market valves.

Custom Engineering Cells

Application engineers resize hopper geometry, pipeline kits and placing-boom mounts when standard catalog units miss a tunnel or precast duty.

1934Founding year of pumping heritage
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90+Countries with active fleets
2,800Units shipped in a typical year
FAQ

Procurement & Field Questions on Concrete Pumps

Procurement & Logistics

Typical lead time for a boom pump truck?
Catalog boom classes often ship in 14–20 weeks ex-works; custom placing-boom or pipeline kits add engineering weeks depending on chassis and emissions package.
Can you support CIF or DAP to pour sites?
FOB at major export ports is standard; CIF/DAP consolidations are available when multiple concrete pump units and spare rock-valve kits travel together.
Which compliance packs ship with units?
CE 2006/42/EC machinery documentation, EPA Tier 4 Final or EU Stage V evidence, and ISO 9001 plant certificates are issued with the technical file on request.
How do you quote boom pump specifications and pricing?
Quotes lock boom reach, max outlet pressure, valve type, chassis GVW and pipeline diameter — not a single list price — so estimators can match the pour schedule.

Service & Spare Parts

What is the rock valve replacement interval?
Wear depends on aggregate abrasiveness; fleets typically inspect seats and cutting rings every 500–1000 pumping hours and kit-swap before leakage erodes pressure.
Field-service response on contracted sites?
Contracted pour sites target sub-18-hour mean-time-to-repair for hydraulic and boom faults when parts are pre-staged at regional hubs.
Do you stock concrete pump parts for older fleets?
High-turn elbows, hopper wear plates, hydraulic filters and rock-valve kits remain available for supported boom and line pump generations.
Can line pumps and boom pumps share pipeline kits?
DN112/DN125 couplings are often interchangeable within a project when wall thickness and clamp class match the pressure class of the pour.

Engineering Datasheets

Get a Field-tested Pump Quote in Two Working Days

  • Rock-valve and S-tube options sized to aggregate abrasiveness
  • Boom reach / outlet pressure charts for high-rise and long-line pours
  • CE · EPA Tier 4 Final · ISO 9001 technical file with shipment
  • Regional parts cover for elbows, cutting rings and hydraulic filters

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