The stationary concrete pump is a trailer-mounted concrete pump designed to deliver concrete through pipelines, with typical output capacities of 40–80 m³/h. During operation, its hydraulic support legs are lowered to secure the pump at a fixed working position. When the project or pouring location changes, the legs can be retracted and the pump can be towed to another location. Also known as a trailer concrete pump, or concrete line pump, it is mainly used for projects requiring continuous concrete placement over long horizontal or vertical distances, such as high-rise buildings, tunnels, expressways, bridges, ports, and municipal infrastructure.
Best Situations to Use a Stationary Concrete Pump
Choose a static concrete pump when your project requires pipeline-based concrete delivery over a planned pumping route, especially for long distances, repeated pours, or locations where direct access is limited.
Long-Distance Concrete Delivery
Its dedicated pipeline system transports concrete horizontally or vertically to faraway pouring zones. Unlike boom pumps limited by their arm reach, stationary concrete pumps cover much longer distances for high-rise or large-site projects.
Repeated Concrete Placement from a Fixed Site
On sites with a stable pumping layout, the concrete stationary pump stays in one fixed location. Concrete flows via pipelines to multiple pouring zones, avoiding frequent equipment relocation and cutting setup time for repeated pours.
Restricted or Difficult-to-Reach Pouring Areas
Flexible pipeline routing adapts to complex site layouts. Concrete can easily reach elevated slabs, underground basements and enclosed spaces where boom pump trucks cannot enter.
Differnet Types of Stationary Concrete Pumps – Diesel and Electric
AIMIX stationary concrete pumps for sale are available in diesel and electric types, with different models, pumping capacities, and conveying distances for different project requirements. The main difference is the power source: diesel concrete pumps provide greater flexibility for sites without reliable grid power, while electric concret pumps are suited to construction sites with a stable power supply. Compare them and identify the configuration that best fits your project.
Diesel Type
- Models & Capacity: ABT30C (30m³/h); ABT40C (40m³/h); ABT60C (60m³/h); ABT80C (80m³/h);
- Engine Brand: Weichai, Yuchai, Cummins
- Vertical Distance: 120-260m
- Horizontal Distance: 500-1200m
- When to Use: Choose a diesel stationary pump concrete for projects without reliable grid power or where the pump needs to work across different construction sites. It is well suited to remote infrastructure projects, such as tunnels, highways, bridges, and large construction sites where an independent power source is required.
Electric Type
- Models & Capacity: ABT30D (30m³/h); ABT40D (40m³/h); ABT60D (60m³/h); ABT80D (80m³/h);
- Voltage: 220V; 380V
- Vertical Distance: 120-200m
- Horizontal Distance: 500-1000m
- When to Use: Choose an electric static concrete pump for sale when the construction site has a stable and sufficient power supply. It is suitable for fixed construction locations, such as urban building projects, factories, warehouses, and other sites where the pump can operate from the local electrical grid.
How Far Can a Concrete Stationary Pump Deliver Concrete?
Our static concrete pumps for sale can deliver concrete up to 260 m vertically and 1,200 m horizontally, depending on the model. The required pumping distance is one of the key factors for selecting the right trailer pump model, together with concrete output, pipeline layout, and site conditions.
Vertical Pumping for Multi-Story Buildings
For vertical concrete delivery, the required pumping height should be matched with the pump model and actual pipeline conditions. AIMIX models provide different vertical pumping capabilities:
| Model | Max. Vertical Pumping Distance |
|---|---|
| ABT40C / ABT40D | Up to 120 m |
| ABT60C / ABT60D | Up to 160–180 m |
| ABT80C / ABT80D | Up to 200–260 m |
For building projects, it should be selected based on the actual vertical pumping distance, pipeline layout, concrete mix, and required output. Building height can be used as a preliminary reference for choosing a suitable pump model:
| Building Height | Recommended Pump |
|---|---|
| 1–10 Floors | ABT40 |
| 10–28 Floors | ABT60 |
| Up to 35 Floors | ABT80 |
Notes: The table provides a preliminary reference only. Final model selection should be based on the actual vertical pumping distance, pipeline layout, concrete mix, and required output.
Horizontal Pumping for Long-Distance Projects
When the concrete delivery point is far from the pump position, the required horizontal pipeline length becomes a key selection factor. Our stationary pumps cover approximately 500–1,200 m of horizontal pumping distance, depending on the model.
| Model | Max. Horizontal Pumping Distance |
|---|---|
| ABT40C / ABT40D | Up to 500 m |
| ABT60C / ABT60D | Up to 800–1,000 m |
| ABT80C / ABT80D | Up to 1,000–1,200 m |
For longer pipeline layouts, choose a model with a higher pumping capacity and sufficient pressure for the actual pipeline configuration. The final selection should account for pipeline length, number of bends, vertical sections, concrete mix, and required output
What is Stationary Pump Used For?
The concrete pump stationary is generally used for high-rise buildings, tunnels, bridges, factories, warehouses, large foundations, and infrastructure projects where concrete needs to be delivered through pipelines to elevated, distant, or difficult-to-access pouring areas.
| Application | Typical Concrete Placement |
|---|---|
| High-Rise Buildings | Upper-floor columns, walls, slabs, and other vertical concrete work |
| Tunnel Construction | Concrete delivery to underground and restricted work areas |
| Bridge Construction | Piers, decks, and elevated structural sections |
| Factories & Warehouses | Foundations, columns, walls, and large floor slabs |
| Large Foundations | Continuous concrete placement across large foundation areas |
| Infrastructure Projects | Highways, ports, dams, and other large concrete structures |
These applications are not limited to typical project scenarios. Our concrete pumps have been delivered to real construction projects in different countries, covering building construction, tunnels, infrastructure, and industrial facilities. The following cases show the actual project conditions, selected pump models, and concrete pumping requirements.
AIMIX Stationary Pump Projects Around the World
The stationary pump for concrete has been supplied for building, warehouse, factory, and tunnel construction projects in different countries. The following projects show the actual working conditions, pump models, and concrete placement applications documented at AIMIX customer sites.
ABT40C Stationary Concrete Pump for 3-Story Building Construction in Myanmar
- Project: 3-story building construction
- Pump model: ABT40C diesel type
- Application: Concrete was delivered through pipelines from the concrete stationary pump to the building construction area, providing continuous concrete placement for the multi-story structure.
- Contractor Review: “The ABT40C diesel concrete pumping equipment was a good fit for our 3-story building project. It provided the pumping capacity we needed without choosing an oversized machine.”
ABT40C Diesel Stationary Concrete Pump for 4-Story Hotel Construction in Indonesia
- Project: 4-story hotel building construction
- Pump model: ABT40C diesel type
- Application: The ABT40C concrete pump in Inonesia was used to deliver concrete through a pipeline during construction of the four-story hotel building, keeping the pump positioned at the site while concrete was conveyed to the placement areas.
- On-Site Construction Manager Review: “Concrete delivery needed to keep pace with the hotel construction work. The ABT40C helped us maintain a steady pumping operation across the working levels.”
ABT40C Stationary Concrete Pump for Factory Warehouse Construction in Uzbekistan
- Project: Factory warehouse construction
- Pump model: ABT40C diesel type
- Application: The pump was used to convey concrete through pipelines for concrete placement during factory warehouse construction, involving large structural areas such as foundations, columns, walls, and floor slabs.
- Project Manager Review: “The warehouse required concrete delivery across a large construction area. The ABT40C matched our project scale and pumping requirements well.”
ABT40C Diesel Stationary Concrete Pump for Factory Warehouse Construction in the Philippines
- Project: Factory warehouse construction
- Pump model: ABT40C diesel type
- Application: The ABT40C was used for concrete delivery during factory warehouse construction, conveying concrete through pipelines from the stationary pumpcrete to the required placement areas.
- On-Site Operator Review: “We needed concrete pump equipment in the Philippines that was practical for regular concrete pouring work. The ABT40C was straightforward for our operators to run on site.”
ABT80D Electric Stationary Concrete Pump for Tunnel Construction in Peru
- Project: Tunnel construction
- Pump model: ABT80D electric type
- Application: The ABT80D electric concrete pump was used to deliver concrete through pipelines for tunnel construction, where concrete had to be conveyed from the pumping position to restricted underground work areas.
- Site Engineer Review: “The tunnel required concrete to be pumped into a restricted underground area. The ABT80D provided the higher pumping capacity needed for this application.”
Complete Concrete Production and Pumping Solutions
The stationary concrete pump for sale is responsible for delivering concrete to the required placement area through pipelines. When combined with concrete mixing equipment, it can form a complete solution covering concrete production, transportation, and pumping. Depending on the project’s concrete supply method, we provide different Mix & Pump solutions.
Solution 1: Self Loading Concrete Mixer + Stationary Concrete Pump
—— Concrete Production → Direct Discharge into the Pump → Pipeline Delivery
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The self loading mixer produces concrete on-site and feeds it straight into the line pump for pipeline pumping to pouring points.
- Best for: Projects without a nearby ready-mix concrete supply or projects requiring flexible on-site concrete production.
- Typical Projects: House construction, building foundations, rural construction, and small to medium-sized building projects.
- Combos: ABT40C + AS-3.5 ABT40C + AS-2.6, ABT40C + AS-4.5, ABT60C + AS-4.5
- Why Choose This Solution?
Cut delays and transport costs by mixing concrete right at your jobsite.
Eliminate risks of ready-mix shortages or delivery schedule disruptions from third-party suppliers.
Integrate on-site mixing and pipeline pumping for seamless continuous concrete placement.
Ideal for remote sites with no nearby batching plant, giving you full control over concrete output.
Solution 2: Concrete Mixer Truck + Stationary Concrete Pump
—— Batching Plant / Ready-Mix Supply → Mixer Truck → Stationary Pump → Pipeline Delivery
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Ready-mix concrete from a batching plant is delivered via mixer truck and fed into the stationary pump for pipeline placement.
- Best for: Projects with a stable ready-mix concrete supply and higher concrete placement requirements.
- Typical Projects: Multi-story buildings, high-rise construction, bridges, warehouses, and large infrastructure projects.
- Why Choose This Solution?
Get consistent, high-grade ready-mix concrete from professional batching plants to meet strict engineering specs.
Maintain non-stop pouring cycles with rotating mixer trucks, avoiding work interruptions on large pours.
Pair reliable centralized concrete production with the stationary pump’s long-distance pipeline reach.
Deliver high-volume, regular concrete placement for big infrastructure and high-rise builds.
