5M*DN80 RUBBER END HOSE WITH TWO SIDE COUPLINGS WORKING PRESSURE 85 BAR

5M*DN80 RUBBER END HOSE WITH TWO SIDE COUPLINGS WORKING PRESSURE 85 BAR System 1

5M*DN80 RUBBER END HOSE WITH TWO SIDE COUPLINGS WORKING PRESSURE 85 BAR

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 pc

Supply Capability:: 5000 pc/month

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Specifications

Putzmeister concrete pump end rubber hose
1. Size: DN150, DN125, DN100, DN80...
2. Length: 1~9m

Concrete pump end rubber hose PM &Schwing

Name	Specifications Diameter*Length (mm)	Application	Flange diameter	Remarks
Rubber hose	DN125*3000	Concrete pump Concrete placing boom	148/DN157mm
Rubber hose	DN150*3000	Concrete pump Concrete placing boom	148/DN157mm
High pressure Rubber hose	DN125*3000	Concrete pump Concrete placing boom	148/DN157mm	Two layers of steel wire
High pressure Rubber hose	DN125*3000	Concrete pump Concrete placing boom Piling machine	148/DN157mm	Four layers of steel wire
High pressure Rubber hose	DN125*4000	Concrete pump Concrete placing boom Piling machine	148/DN157mm
High pressure Rubber hose	DN150*3000	Concrete pump	175mm
Rubber hose	DN80*5000	Mortar pump Fine stone concrete pump mini conctete pump	98mm
Rubber hose	DN80*6000	Mortar pump Fine stone concrete pump mini conctete pump	98mm
Rubber hose	DN100*5000	Mortar pump Fine stone concrete pump mini conctete pump	124mm
Rubber hose	DN76*6000	Fine stone concrete pump mini conctete pump

5M*DN80 RUBBER END HOSE WITH TWO SIDE COUPLINGS WORKING PRESSURE 85 BAR

Q:What are the functions of concrete pump truck?: Concrete pump truck is mainly used in building, bridge and tunnel construction. Currently mainly divided into gate valve, concrete pump and S valve concrete pump.

Q:What is the farthest pumping distance of concrete pump truck?: Now the domestic pump to achieve the highest pump height, the largest is ZOOMLION made 80 m carbon fiber boom pump, but also to achieve the pump Guinness world record

Q:Can I get spare parts for both concrete pumps with and without pressure washers?: Yes, you can get spare parts for both concrete pumps with and without pressure washers. Many manufacturers and suppliers offer a wide range of spare parts for concrete pumps, including those with pressure washers attached. These spare parts can include components such as hoses, nozzles, valves, cylinders, seals, filters, and other accessories needed for the proper functioning of the concrete pump. Whether you have a concrete pump with or without a pressure washer, it is important to ensure regular maintenance and timely replacement of worn-out or damaged parts to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the equipment.

Q:Are there any specific safety considerations when using concrete pump spare parts?: Yes, there are specific safety considerations when using concrete pump spare parts. It is essential to ensure that the spare parts are compatible with the concrete pump and installed correctly to prevent any potential hazards. Regular inspections and maintenance of the spare parts are also crucial to ensure their safe and efficient operation. Additionally, following proper safety protocols, such as wearing appropriate personal protective equipment and adhering to manufacturer guidelines, is necessary to minimize the risk of accidents and injuries.

Q:What are the different types of concrete pump control system sensors?: There are several different types of sensors used in concrete pump control systems to ensure smooth and efficient operation. These sensors are designed to monitor various aspects of the pump's performance and provide real-time feedback to the control system. Some of the common types of sensors used in concrete pump control systems include: 1. Pressure Sensors: These sensors are used to measure the pressure of the concrete being pumped. They are typically installed in the discharge line and help to ensure that the pump is operating within the desired pressure range. Pressure sensors are crucial in preventing over-pressurization and potential damage to the pump or pipeline. 2. Flow Sensors: Flow sensors are employed to measure the flow rate of the concrete. By monitoring the volume of concrete passing through the system per unit of time, these sensors enable the control system to regulate the speed and output of the pump accordingly. Flow sensors help in maintaining a consistent and controlled flow of concrete during pumping operations. 3. Level Sensors: Level sensors are utilized to monitor the level of concrete in the hopper or storage tank. These sensors provide information to the control system about the concrete volume, ensuring that the pump is not running dry or becoming overloaded. By maintaining the appropriate level of concrete in the hopper, level sensors help to prevent pump cavitation or blockages. 4. Proximity Sensors: Proximity sensors are used to detect the position of various moving parts in the pump system, such as the boom or outriggers. They provide feedback to the control system, ensuring that the pump operates safely and avoids any potential collisions or obstructions. Proximity sensors play a crucial role in preventing accidents and protecting both the equipment and personnel. 5. Temperature Sensors: Temperature sensors are employed to monitor the temperature of the concrete mix. These sensors help to ensure that the concrete remains within the desired temperature range during pumping, as extreme temperatures can affect the workability and curing process. By maintaining the optimal concrete temperature, temperature sensors contribute to the quality of the final product. Overall, these sensors work together to provide precise and reliable feedback to the control system, allowing for efficient and safe operation of the concrete pump. By continuously monitoring and adjusting various parameters, the sensors help to optimize pumping performance and enhance the overall productivity of concrete placement projects.

Q:How does a concrete pump clamp work?: A concrete pump clamp is a device used to secure and hold the different components of a concrete pump system together during operation. It acts as a connector between the pipes, hoses, and couplings in the system, ensuring a tight and leak-free connection. The clamp generally consists of two halves that are tightened together using bolts, creating a strong grip around the components. This tight grip prevents any movement or separation of the pipes and hoses, allowing for efficient and safe concrete pumping.

Q:What are the fittings of concrete pump?: Fine stone concrete pump parts are: main oil cylinder, concrete cylinder, three-phase asynchronous motor, main oil pump, hopper, S pipe, electric distribution cabinet, hand oil pump, piston

Q:What are the performance characteristics of concrete pump?: The use of advanced S pipe distribution valve, automatic compensation for wear clearance, good sealing performance

Q:What is the difference between concrete pump and ground pump?: The pump is easy to move and flexible, but generally limited to the length of the boom by 60-70m. The ground pump is not limited by height, but it needs to be connected with the conveying pipe, which is of poor flexibility

Q:How often should concrete pump hydraulic motors be inspected and replaced?: Concrete pump hydraulic motors should be inspected regularly, ideally every 500 to 1000 hours of operation, to ensure they are in good working condition. However, the frequency of replacement depends on various factors such as usage intensity, maintenance practices, and the quality of the motor. Generally, hydraulic motors can last for several years if properly maintained, but if any signs of wear, leakage, or reduced performance are observed, it is recommended to replace them promptly to prevent potential breakdowns or accidents.

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