PM S-TUBE 2*45degree for Putzmeister concrete Pump

Ref Price:: $20.00 - 60.00 / pc

Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 pc

Supply Capability:: 2000 pc/month

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Specifications

Concrete Pump Spare Part Elbow PM S-TUBE 2*45degree for Putzmeister concrete Pump

1.Length:1m-9m
2.Material:ST52,45Mn2,20#
3.Thickness:4mm-7mm

Concrete Pump Spare Part Elbow Pipe factory sales well in the world

1. Specification: DN125 , DN150

2. Service brand: PM, Schwing, Sany, Zoomlion...etc

3. Good material buy from state-owned company----Materical Certified

Concrete Pump Pipe
Type	DN	WT (mm)	Length(s)(mm)	Companion Flange	(HRC)	Depth of hardness Layer (mm)	Application Life (CBM)
Hardened	125	4.5	below 9	148(mm)Multiunit Flange	60-65	2-2.5	20,000-30,000
Pipe		4.85		148(mm)Multiunit Flange		2-2.5	25,000-30,000
(45Mn2)		5		148(mm)Multiunit Flange		2.5-3	35,000-40,000
		7		152-148(mm) Multiunit Flange		3.0-4.0	40,000-50,000
Common	125	4.5	below 9	148(mm)Multiunit Flange	10		8,000
Pipe		4.85		148(mm )Multiunit Flange			1,000
(45Mn2)		5		148(mm ) Multiunit Flange			12,000
		7		152-148(mm) Multiunit Flange			20,000
Double	125	2.5+2	below 9	148(mm)Multiunit Flange	60-65	2.5	40,000
Layer		3+2		148(mm)Multiunit Flange		3	50,000
Pipe (45Mn2)		4+3		152-148(mm) Multiunit Flange		4.5	70,000
Common	125	4	below 9	148(mm)Multiunit Flange	60-65
Steel		4.5		148(mm)Multiunit Flange
Pipe (20#)		4.75		148(mm)Multiunit Flange
	150	4.5		148(mm)Multiunit Flange
	150	5		148(mm) Multiunit Flange

Different kinds of concrete pump pipes

TYPE 1

Products:Welded Concrete Pump Pipe

Size:DN125*133mm*4.5mm*3000mm

DN125*133mm*4.0mm*3000mm

Material:20# steel

Using life (CBM):8000-15000

Highlights:Fit for Trailer-mounted pump only,Very Low

TYPE 2

Products:ST52 Concrete Pump pipe

Size:DN125 *133mm*4.5mm*3000mm

DN125 *140mm*7.1mm*3000mm

Material:ST52

Using life (CBM):15000-20000cubic meter

Highlights:Real seamless and lower price

TYPE 3

Products:Hardened Concrete Pump Pipe

Size:DN125*133mm*4.5mm*3000mm

DN125*140mm*7.1mm*3000mm

Material:45Mn2

Using life (CBM):more than 30000 cubic meter

Highlights:High wear resistance, very long life

TYPE 4

Products:Twin wall Concrete Pump Pipe

Size:DN125*133mm*4.5mm*3000mm (2mm+2.5mm)

Material:Twin wall

Using life (CBM):50000-60000 cubic meter

Highlights:Two layers, the longest life-span

PM S-TUBE 2*45degree for Putzmeister concrete Pump

Q: Can I get spare parts for both concrete pumps with and without emergency stop systems?: Yes, spare parts are available for both concrete pumps with and without emergency stop systems. These spare parts can be sourced from authorized dealers or manufacturers, ensuring the proper functioning and maintenance of both types of concrete pumps.

Q: Can concrete pump spare parts be used interchangeably between different pump brands or models?: Using spare parts from different pump brands or models is not possible due to the specific specifications and dimensions of each pump. The spare parts must be manufactured to fit the requirements of the particular brand and model. Using spare parts from a different brand or model can lead to compatibility problems or even damage the pump. To ensure the pump functions properly and lasts a long time, it is always advisable to use genuine spare parts from the same brand or model.

Q: Are there any specific guidelines for the disposal of packaging materials of concrete pump spare parts?: Packaging materials of concrete pump spare parts have specific guidelines for disposal. It is advised to adhere to local waste management regulations and authorities' guidelines. To begin with, it is essential to separate the various packaging materials, such as cardboard boxes, plastic wraps, foam inserts, and other materials used for packaging the spare parts. This will facilitate efficient recycling or appropriate disposal of each material. Cardboard boxes can usually be recycled by flattening them and placing them in designated recycling bins. Plastic wraps should also be separated and discarded in specific plastic recycling bins. Foam inserts, commonly used for spare parts protection, may not be recyclable in all areas, so specific recycling instructions should be checked. If recycling is not possible, foam inserts can be disposed of in regular waste bins. Before disposal, it is important to ensure that all packaging materials are free from any residual concrete or other hazardous substances. Any contamination should be cleaned or removed properly to prevent environmental pollution. If the packaging materials cannot be recycled or disposed of through regular waste management methods, it is recommended to contact local recycling centers or waste management facilities to inquire about specific disposal options. They may offer guidance or accept these materials for specialized processing or disposal. Overall, responsible waste management practices should be prioritized, and compliance with local authorities' specific guidelines is crucial to ensure proper disposal of packaging materials for concrete pump spare parts.

Q: How long do concrete pump pipes typically last?: The lifespan of concrete pump pipes generally ranges from 25,000 to 40,000 cubic meters of pumped concrete. However, various factors like pipe quality, concrete type, pumping pressure, and maintenance practices can affect this duration. Regular inspections, cleaning, and appropriate storage methods can effectively prolong the lifespan of these pipes. Ultimately, it is crucial to monitor their wear and tear and promptly replace them as needed to ensure the efficiency and safety of concrete pumping operations.

Q: How much is the pump for a month?: Remove the pump car monthly fuel maintenance consumption (about 10 thousand to 5000), calculate the monthly one of the clay, probably earn about 14 to 150 thousand net!

Q: What are some common issues with concrete pump hoses and how can they be prevented?: Concrete pump hoses can encounter various problems such as blockages, leaks, and premature wear. To avoid these issues, it is essential to adhere to proper maintenance and usage practices. 1. Blockages: Blockages can occur when concrete or debris hardens inside the hoses. Thoroughly cleaning the hoses after each use is crucial to prevent blockages. Flushing the hoses with water or using a cleaning sponge ball effectively removes any residue or build-up. Additionally, using the correct size and length of hose for the job reduces the risk of blockages. 2. Leaks: Leaks may result from wear and tear, improper connections, or hose damage. Regularly inspecting the hoses is vital to detect any signs of leakage. Any leaks detected should be promptly repaired or replaced. Properly connecting and securing the hose fittings also helps prevent leaks. 3. Premature Wear: Over time, concrete pump hoses can wear out due to factors such as abrasion, bending, and exposure to harsh chemicals. Handling the hoses with care and avoiding dragging them on rough surfaces is important to prevent premature wear. Using protective sleeves or guards provides additional protection against abrasion. Regularly inspecting the hoses for signs of wear and replacing them when necessary is essential. 4. Storage Practices: Improper storage of concrete pump hoses can cause damage and reduce their lifespan. Storing the hoses in a clean and dry environment away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures is recommended. Properly coiling the hoses and avoiding sharp bends or kinks helps maintain their integrity. 5. Pressure Management: Exceeding the recommended pressure limits can result in hose bursts or failures. Ensuring that the concrete pump operates within the specified pressure range is crucial. Regularly inspecting the pressure gauges and monitoring the pumping process aids in preventing over-pressurization. By adhering to these preventive measures, conducting regular inspections, and performing necessary maintenance, the common issues associated with concrete pump hoses can be minimized. This, in turn, leads to improved performance and increased longevity of the hoses.

Q: What is the purpose of a concrete pump accumulator?: The concrete pump accumulator serves the purpose of storing energy and ensuring a continuous and uniform flow of concrete while pumping. It acts as a intermediary between the pump and the delivery line, guaranteeing a smooth and uninterrupted delivery of concrete. The accumulator functions by compressing air or nitrogen, which is then utilized to propel the concrete through the pipeline when the pump is not actively operating. This aids in maintaining pressure and preventing any obstructions or irregularities in the flow of concrete. Additionally, the accumulator can reduce the wear and tear on the pump by absorbing pressure fluctuations and providing a more controlled and consistent flow of concrete. In summary, the concrete pump accumulator aims to enhance the efficiency, reliability, and performance of the pumping process.

Q: Can concrete pump valves be repaired or should they be replaced?: Concrete pump valves can often be repaired instead of being replaced. The decision to repair or replace a concrete pump valve depends on the extent of the damage and the cost-effectiveness of each option. In some cases, minor issues such as clogs or leaks can be easily fixed by cleaning or replacing smaller components. However, if the valve is severely damaged or worn out, replacement may be the more practical solution. It is recommended to consult with a professional concrete pump technician to assess the condition of the valve and determine the best course of action.

Q: What are the signs of a faulty concrete pump control panel?: There are several signs that can indicate a faulty concrete pump control panel. Firstly, if the control panel is not powering on or experiencing intermittent power loss, it could be a sign of a faulty electrical connection or a malfunctioning power supply. This can prevent the panel from functioning properly and controlling the concrete pump. Secondly, if the control panel is displaying error messages or error codes, it suggests that there may be an issue with the internal components or sensors. These errors can range from minor malfunctions to more serious problems that require immediate attention. Additionally, a faulty control panel may exhibit erratic behavior or unresponsive controls. For example, if the buttons or switches do not respond when pressed, or if they behave inconsistently, it could indicate a problem with the panel's circuitry or wiring. Moreover, unusual noises or vibrations coming from the control panel can be a sign of internal mechanical issues. These could include loose or damaged components, faulty relays, or malfunctioning motors. Lastly, if the concrete pump is not operating as expected, it could be due to a faulty control panel. Inadequate pressure, incorrect flow rates, or difficulty in starting or stopping the pump may all be indicators of a control panel malfunction. In any case, if you suspect that the control panel of a concrete pump is faulty, it is important to consult a professional technician or manufacturer for inspection, diagnosis, and repair.

Q: Are there any specific safety considerations when using concrete pump spare parts?: Concrete pump spare parts must be carefully considered for safety purposes. The first consideration is ensuring compatibility with the specific pump model. Using incompatible parts can lead to malfunctions, risking accidents and injuries. Proper training and knowledge are also crucial. Operators must be trained on installation, maintenance, and replacement of spare parts. They should also follow any safety precautions recommended by the manufacturer. Regular inspection of spare parts is important. Any signs of wear, damage, or deterioration should prompt immediate replacement to prevent accidents or equipment failure. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential when working with concrete pump spare parts. This may include goggles, gloves, hard hats, and steel-toed boots. PPE safeguards against hazards like debris, falls, or contact with hazardous substances. Adhering to local regulations and industry standards is advisable. These regulations may outline specific requirements for installation, operation, and maintenance of concrete pump spare parts. By adhering to these safety considerations, operators can minimize the risk of accidents, injuries, and equipment failure when using concrete pump spare parts.

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