Concrete Pumps Spare Parts Delivery Pipe Elbow Clamp Rubber Hose
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About concrete spare parts, we can supply PM, Schwing, Sany and Zoomlion parts. Delivery pipes single wall and double wall
, casting elbows and twin elbows, forged clamps, welding flanges, rubber end hoses, clearning parts etc.
Casting Elbows
Description | Remark |
Elbow DN125 R275 15°148mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN125 R275 20°148mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN125 R275 30°148mm | Manganese |
Elbow with EXT R275 45° | Manganese |
Elbow with EXT R275 90° | Manganese |
Elbow DN125 R275 90°148mm | PM |
Elbow DN125 R275 90°148mm | Double Neck |
Elbow DN125 R275 90°148mm | Schwing |
Elbow DN125 R180 90°148mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R275 45°127mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R275 45°132mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R175 45°127mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R275 45°114.3mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R275 90°114.3mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R275 90°127mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R275 90°132mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R180 90°127mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R285 90°127mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R152.4 90°127mm | Manganese |
Elbow DN100 R281 90°142mm | Manganese |
Twin Elbows
Description | Remark |
Elbow DN125 R275 90°148mm | Twin layer |
Elbow with EXT R275 90° | Twin layer |
Elbow DN125 R275 45°148mm | Twin layer |
Elbow DN125 R275 36°148mm | Twin layer |
Elbow DN125 R275 30°148mm | Twin layer |
Elbow DN125 R275 20°148mm | Twin layer |
Elbow DN125 R275 15°148mm | Twin layer |
Elbow DN125 R275 10°148mm | Twin layer |
Reducing Elbows
Description | Remark |
Reducing Elbow DN125/DN100 90°148mm/127mm | Manganese |
Reducing Elbow DN125/DN100 90° 148mm/122mm | Manganese |
Reducing Elbow DN125/DN100 90° 157mm/131.5mm | Manganese |
Reducing Elbow DN125/DN75 90°157mm/106mm | Manganese |
Reducing Elbow DN125/DN75 90°148mm/88.9mm | Manganese |
Reducing Elbow DN100/DN75 90° 127mm/97mm(127/88.9 131/106)mm | Manganese |
Pipes and Long Bends
Description | Remark |
Delivery Pipe DN125-3 MTR | Thick 3.2mm Q235 |
Delivery Pipe DN125-3 MTR | Thick 4.1mm St.52 |
Delivery Pipe DN125-3 MTR | Thick 4.5mm St.52 |
Delivery Pipe DN125-3 MTR ZX | Thick 7.1mm |
Delivery Pipe DN125-6 MTR w/o Flanges | Thick 4.1mm St.52 |
Delivery pipe DN125-6 MTR w/o Flanges | Thick 4.5mm St.52 |
Hardened Pipe DN125-3 MTR | Thick 4.5mm |
Twin wall pipes DN125-3 MTR | Thick 2.5mm+2mm |
Description | Remark |
Long Bend DN125 R500 45° | St.52 |
Long Bend DN125 R500 90° | St.52 |
Long Bend DN125 R1000 45° | St.52 |
Long Bend DN125 R1000 90° | St.52 |
Long Bend DN125 R500 45° | ZX |
Bend DN125 R500 90° | ZX |
Bend DN125 R1000 45° | ZX |
Bend DN125 R1000 90° | ZX |
Rubber End Hoses
Description | Remark |
4 MTR Rubber Hose DN100 2 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
3 MTR Rubber Hose DN125 1 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
3 MTR Rubber Hose DN125 2 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
4 MTR Rubber Hose DN125 1 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
4 MTR Rubber Hose DN125 2 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
5 MTR Rubber Hose DN125 1 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
5 MTR Rubber Hose DN125 2 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
6 Meter Rubber Hose DN125 2 Side Flange | W. P 85 Bar/1230PSI |
Rubber Seal DN125 |
Cleaning Parts and Seals
Description | Remark |
Cleaning Ball (Medium) | DN150 |
Cleaning Ball (Hard) | DN150 |
Cleaning Ball (Medium) | DN125 |
Cleaning Ball (Hard) | DN125 |
Cleaning Ball (Medium) | DN100 |
Cleaning Ball (Hard) | DN100 |
Couplings
Description | Remark |
Snap Coupling DN125 |
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Bolt Coupling DN125 | Forged |
Screw Coupling DN125 |
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Mounting Coupling DN125 | For Flange 157mm |
Wedge Coupling DN125 |
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- Q: What are the signs of a damaged concrete pump accumulator?
- There are several signs that indicate a damaged concrete pump accumulator. One of the most common signs is a decrease in the pumping efficiency. If you notice that the concrete pump is not able to pump the concrete as effectively as it used to, it could be a sign of a damaged accumulator. Another sign is a decrease in the pressure of the concrete being pumped. If you notice that the pressure is not as strong as before, or if there are sudden drops in pressure during pumping, it could indicate a problem with the accumulator. Leaks around the accumulator are also indicative of damage. If you notice any fluid leaks around the accumulator, it could mean that the accumulator is damaged or the seals are worn out. This can result in a loss of pressure and inefficiency in pumping. Unusual noises coming from the concrete pump can also be a sign of a damaged accumulator. If you hear any strange noises, such as knocking or hissing sounds, it could be a result of a damaged accumulator. Lastly, if you observe any visible damage on the accumulator itself, such as cracks or dents, it is a clear sign of damage. These damages can compromise the integrity of the accumulator and affect its performance. In summary, signs of a damaged concrete pump accumulator include decreased pumping efficiency, decreased pressure, leaks, unusual noises, and visible damages. If you notice any of these signs, it is important to address the issue promptly to prevent further damage and ensure the smooth operation of the concrete pump.
- Q: Can I get spare parts for both concrete pumps with and without pressure washers?
- Yes, spare parts are available for both concrete pumps with and without pressure washers.
- Q: What are the most commonly replaced spare parts for concrete pumps?
- The most commonly replaced spare parts for concrete pumps are typically wear parts such as concrete delivery pipes, rubber hoses, and wear plates. Other commonly replaced parts include seals, gaskets, pistons, and hydraulic components.
- Q: Are there any specific guidelines for the installation of pipe or hose assemblies in concrete pump spare parts?
- Concrete pump spare parts have specific guidelines for the installation of pipe or hose assemblies, which are crucial for the pump system's proper and safe functioning. To ensure this, here are some key guidelines to consider: 1. Size and Compatibility: The pipe or hose assemblies must be appropriate in size and compatible with the concrete pump system. They should meet the pump's specifications and be designed for the intended application. 2. Correct Alignment: It is essential to install the pipe or hose assemblies straight, without any kinks or bends that may restrict the flow of concrete or cause blockages, thus ensuring efficient operation. 3. Secure Connections: To prevent leaks or disconnections during operation, all connections, including fittings and couplings, should be securely tightened. It is advisable to use proper tools and techniques to ensure reliable and tight connections. 4. Support and Protection: Proper support and protection of pipe or hose assemblies are necessary to prevent damage or wear. They should be securely fastened to minimize excessive movement or vibration during pumping operations. 5. Clearances and Accessibility: Maintaining sufficient clearances between the pipe or hose assemblies and surrounding structures or equipment allows for easy inspection, maintenance, and replacement if necessary. 6. Proper Sealing: Suitable sealing materials should be used to properly seal all joints and connections. This is crucial for maintaining the pumping system's integrity and preventing any environmental or safety hazards caused by leakage. 7. Regular Inspection and Maintenance: Regularly inspecting the pipe or hose assemblies for signs of wear, damage, or degradation is important. Promptly addressing any issues ensures the continued safe operation of the concrete pump system. By following these guidelines, the proper installation of pipe or hose assemblies in concrete pump spare parts can be ensured, promoting safe and efficient concrete pumping operations. It is also advisable to consult the manufacturer's recommendations and refer to any specific guidelines provided with the spare parts.
- Q: How often should concrete pump hydraulic oil coolers be inspected and maintained?
- Concrete pump hydraulic oil coolers should be inspected and maintained regularly, ideally on a monthly basis or as recommended by the manufacturer. Regular inspections and maintenance ensure optimal performance and help identify any potential issues or damage that may affect the efficiency and lifespan of the equipment.
- Q: What is the washing process of the concrete pump pipe?
- Before the end of the pump, it is necessary to pump the fine stone concrete in the hopper as much as possible
- Q: Are there any warranties or guarantees available for concrete pump spare parts?
- Yes, there are warranties and guarantees available for concrete pump spare parts. Many reputable manufacturers and suppliers offer warranties on their products, providing assurance of quality and performance. These warranties typically cover defects in materials or workmanship and may vary in duration and terms. It is advisable to inquire about the specific warranty or guarantee offered by the supplier before purchasing concrete pump spare parts.
- Q: Why would the plugging concrete pump pipe
- When pumping, the choice of speed is critical, operators can not blindly map fast, sometimes more haste, less speed. When pumping for the first time, due to the large resistance of the pipeline, the pump should be pumped at low speed. After the pump is normal, the pump speed can be increased properly
- Q: How can a malfunctioning control lever affect the pump's operation?
- The pump's operation can be significantly affected in several ways by a control lever that is malfunctioning. To begin with, the control lever is responsible for regulating the flow rate and pressure of the pump. If it is not functioning properly, it may be unable to accurately adjust these parameters, resulting in the pump not working correctly. Additionally, the ability of a malfunctioning control lever to effectively turn the pump on or off may be compromised. This can lead to the pump running continuously, even when it is unnecessary, causing unnecessary wear and tear on the pump and increased energy consumption. Furthermore, the control lever is often used to control the direction of flow in the pump. If it is not functioning correctly, it may be unable to switch the pump between forward and reverse modes, impacting the pump's efficiency in performing its intended tasks. Moreover, the overall safety of the pump operation can be affected by a malfunctioning control lever. If the lever fails to respond or becomes stuck in a position, it can potentially result in over-pressurization, leaks, or other hazardous situations, putting both the pump and surrounding equipment or personnel at risk. In conclusion, a control lever that is malfunctioning can disrupt the accurate regulation of flow rate, pressure, and direction of flow in the pump, potentially leading to improper functioning, increased energy consumption, reduced efficiency, and safety hazards. Therefore, it is crucial to promptly address any issues with the control lever to ensure the reliable operation of the pump.
- Q: How can a faulty concrete pump control valve affect the pumping operation?
- A faulty concrete pump control valve can adversely affect the pumping operation in several ways. Firstly, it may lead to an inconsistent flow of concrete, causing disruptions in the pouring process. This can result in uneven distribution of concrete, affecting the quality and structural integrity of the project. Secondly, a faulty control valve may cause excessive pressure build-up within the pump, leading to potential damages or leaks. Additionally, it can impact the overall efficiency and productivity of the pumping operation, resulting in delays and increased costs. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure that the concrete pump control valve is in proper working condition to maintain a smooth and efficient pumping process.
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Concrete Pumps Spare Parts Delivery Pipe Elbow Clamp Rubber Hose
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
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