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Schwing Concrete Pumps — Precision Pumping for Global Construction

From 24 m city boom pumps to 63 m high-rise reach — CE & EPA certified concrete pumping equipment with patented rock valve technology serving 90 countries since 1934. Share your pour specification and our pumping engineers will recommend the right system within 24 hours.

200 barMax Pump Pressure
63 mMax Boom Reach
160 m³/hMax Output
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90+Countries
5,200+Employees
90+Years of Expertise
2,800+Pumps / Year
Our Pump Range

Concrete Pumping Equipment for Every Pour

From high-pressure line pumps for long-distance horizontal pumping to multi-section boom pumps for high-rise vertical placement — Schwing covers every concrete delivery requirement.

Truck-mounted boom pump

Truck-Mounted Boom Pumps

Boom reach 24–63 m, output up to 160 m³/h, max pumping pressure 200 bar. Multi-section Z and R-fold booms with 360° slewing. Patented rock valve technology extends wear life by 30% versus S-tube systems.

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Trailer line pump

Trailer Line Pumps

Output 40–90 m³/h, max pressure 200 bar, horizontal pumping distance up to 300 m. Compact trailer-mounted design for easy site-to-site relocation. Ideal for slab pours, foundations, and shotcrete applications.

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Placing boom

Placing Booms

Reach 24–42 m, 360° slewing, mast-climbing and tower-mounted configurations. Paired with high-pressure line pumps for vertical concrete placement on high-rise buildings and dam walls. Remote radio control standard.

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Pump parts and rock valve

Parts & Rock Valves

OEM rock valves, wear plates, delivery pistons, hydraulic seals, and boom pipes cross-referenced to all Schwing pump models. Rock valve rebuilds extend service life at 40% of replacement cost. 72-hour global dispatch.

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Electric concrete pump

Electric Stationary Pumps

Zero-emission operation for indoor, underground, and urban-restricted sites. Electric motor drive up to 200 kW, output 60–100 m³/h. Noise levels below 75 dB(A) for residential zone compliance.

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Pump accessories

Accessories & Controls

Radio remote controls, pipeline systems, cleaning systems, and safety devices. Schwing-compatible delivery pipelines in DN100 and DN125 bore with quick-lock couplings reduce setup time by 50%.

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Core Technology

Rock Valve — 30% Longer Wear Life Than S-Tube

Schwing's patented rock valve technology uses a kidney-shaped valve plate that rotates against a hardened wear ring, eliminating the pivot-point wear that limits S-tube valve service life. Independent lab testing shows 30% longer intervals between valve replacements under identical aggregate conditions.

The rock valve also maintains consistent pumping pressure throughout its service life — unlike S-tube systems where pressure loss increases as wear progresses. This means your last pour of the day pumps as efficiently as the first.

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Industries We Serve

Concrete Pumping Across Every Construction Sector

High-Rise Construction

Boom pumps and placing booms for vertical concrete placement on buildings from 10 to 100+ stories.

Infrastructure

Bridge decks, tunnel linings, and dam walls requiring high-pressure long-distance pumping.

Residential

Compact boom pumps for slab pours, foundations, and swimming pools in suburban developments.

Precast & Industrial

Stationary pumps for precast factories, ready-mix plants, and industrial concrete applications.

Expert Endorsement

"We switched to Schwing rock valve pumps across our fleet of 14 units after a side-by-side trial. The rock valve lasted 18,000 m³ before first service — our previous S-tube pumps needed attention at 12,000 m³. The difference in wear cost alone justified the investment within six months."

Daniel Ferreira
Technical Director — Concretiza Pumping Services, São Paulo, Brazil
Frequently Asked Questions

Technical Questions from Concrete Pump Buyers

What is the advantage of a rock valve over an S-tube valve?

The rock valve uses a flat rotating plate rather than a pivoting tube, distributing wear evenly across the valve face. This results in 30% longer service intervals, more consistent pumping pressure, and lower maintenance cost per cubic meter pumped. The rock valve is especially advantageous when pumping abrasive mixes containing crushed aggregate.

What boom reach do I need for my project?

Boom reach selection depends on building height, horizontal offset from the pump position, and obstacle clearance. For residential slabs (1–3 stories), a 24–32 m boom suffices. Mid-rise (5–15 stories) typically requires 36–47 m. High-rise above 15 stories benefits from a placing boom paired with a high-pressure line pump for vertical delivery.

Do Schwing pumps meet EPA Tier 4 Final emission standards?

Yes. All Schwing truck-mounted and trailer-mounted pumps above 18.5 kW comply with EPA Tier 4 Final and EU Stage V (Regulation 2016/1628). CE marking under Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC is standard. Compliance certificates ship with every unit.

What is the typical lead time for a boom pump order?

Standard production lead time is 8–12 weeks from order confirmation. Compact boom pumps (24–36 m) are sometimes available from stock with 4–6 week delivery. Large boom pumps (47–63 m) are built to order. Shipping is arranged CIF or FOB from Shanghai or Germany.

Free Technical Consultation

Need Help Selecting the Right Concrete Pump?

Our pumping engineers will review your pour specification — output rate, boom reach, pumping distance, mix design — and recommend the optimal pump configuration at no cost.

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