
Need equipment? Have equipment?
Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
No concrete pumps are listed for sale in India today. The marketplace has only just re-opened here, so there is nothing in this category yet. If you need a pump, post a request with the type, output and the height or distance you must reach, and sellers can reply.
A pump is a costly, specialised machine, so buyers usually speak to the seller, see the pump work and compare options. Listings will show specification and contact numbers once stock arrives, and you agree price, inspection and transport with the seller. EquipmentsFinder takes no commission from buyers. Sellers can list a pump free of charge.
Boom pumps carry a hydraulic boom on a truck and place concrete where the boom reaches, which saves time on buildings and slabs. Line pumps push concrete through a pipeline laid by hand, and suit basements, small pours and tight access. Trailer pumps are towed to site and often paired with a placing boom or pipeline for longer or higher runs.
Check output in cubic metres per hour and the maximum horizontal and vertical distance the pump can handle. Pumping up a tall building is harder than pumping across a slab, and mix design affects both. Buy for the usual pour you handle, and hire in for the occasional exceptional one.
A used boom pump needs a careful look at the boom sections, welds, slewing ring and pipe wear. Line and trailer pumps are simpler, but cylinders, hoppers and valves wear with every cubic metre. New machines carry warranty and ready spare parts.
No figures are shown because nothing is listed. Sellers set prices in INR, on the listing where they choose to publish one. Post a request to receive quotes for the type of pump you want.
Builders, ready-mix operators and pumping contractors make up the demand. Boom pumps drive between cities, and trailer pumps go by truck; look at Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai as places to start. Or see concrete pumps for rent and all equipment for sale.
Ask about the pipeline and delivery hoses that come with the pump. Pipes, clamps and rubber hoses wear quickly and are an ongoing cost, and a pump sold without them is not ready to work. Ask too how many cubic metres the machine has pumped, which gives a better picture of wear than its age.
No price can be quoted as none are listed. Cost varies with type, boom length, output, age and hours. Sellers set prices in INR, so post a request to compare.
Choose by the height and distance you pump and your daily volume. Boom for buildings and open pours, line for tight access, trailer for flexibility.
Used suits contractors with a steady need and a sound machine. New brings warranty and supply of spares. Wear parts decide the value of a used pump.
Yes. Ask to see it pump, check the boom for cracks, and look at cylinders, valves and delivery pipes. Ask for cubic metres pumped.
Ask for a tax invoice and proof of ownership, and registration papers for truck-mounted pumps. Confirm GST treatment with the seller.
Yes. Suppliers list free with photos, specification and contact details, and buyers deal with them directly. No commission is taken.