Concrete Line Pump Rental
A&T Group LLC provides flexible rental options to suit your project timeline and budget.
Highest Standard Concrete Line Pump - OLIN PUMP 5 45
Olin Pump is well know for producing a wide range of pumps for concrete, shotcrete and grout. American made and manufactured for high durability and value, our OLIN PUMP 5 45 offers easy operation and simple, economical maintenance. It is ideally suited for pumping light concrete mixes with capacities from 30 - 140 cubic yards and hour and pressures from 750 - 1,100 psi.
The OLINPUMP 5 45 is valued for its ability to pump lean, coarse mixes, without sacrificing output and smooth delivery. OLIN’s simple, dependable hydraulics and Millennium manifold mean consistent, reliable revenue every day. Contact us and build your next project using a leader in small line pumps, OLIN PUMP.
Get to Hard to Reach Places With Ease
Our concrete line pump rental service offers a practical and efficient solution for transporting concrete to hard-to-reach places. Ideal for a variety of projects, from residential foundations to commercial construction, our line pumps are maintained to the highest standards.
Need to get concrete to those tough spots without the hassle? Our line pump rental service is your go-to.
A&T Group LLC hooks you up with the gear to make your concrete pour as smooth as our finishes. Whether it's a skyscraper or a backyard project, our pumps—and team—have got the flexibility and know-how to keep your project flowing.
Let’s pump it up!
What is a Concrete Line Pump and How Does it Work?
Learn what a concrete line pump is, how it works, and the differences between line pumps and boom pumps for pumping concrete.
What is a concrete line pump?
A concrete line pump is a versatile, hose-mounted pump used in the conveyance of liquid concrete. Unlike larger boom pumps, line pumps are mounted on trucks or trailers and use flexible hoses to pump concrete to specific locations. They are ideal for smaller projects and situations where the concrete pour site is not accessible by larger equipment or is located at a significant distance from the concrete truck.
How does a concrete line pump work?
A concrete line pump works by drawing concrete from a hopper into the pumping system and then pushing it through a series of hoses or pipes to the desired location. The pump is powered by a hydraulic motor, which controls the flow of concrete through the hoses. Operators can control the speed and pressure of the pump, ensuring the concrete is delivered smoothly and at the correct pace for the project requirements.
What is the maximum distance concrete can be pumped?
The maximum distance concrete can be pumped depends on various factors, including the type of concrete, the diameter of the hose or pipe, and the pump's power. For line pumps, the horizontal pumping distance can reach up to 1,000 feet (305 meters) or more under ideal conditions, while the vertical limit is generally around 300 feet (91 meters). However, these distances can vary based on the specific equipment and concrete mix used. A&T Group LLC is a rare Sarasota and Bradenton concrete contractor that can pump concrete up to 300 ft in distance.
What are the differences between a Line pump vs. boom pump vs. concrete truck?
- Line Pump: Best suited for smaller projects or when the pour site is hard to reach with larger equipment. It uses hoses to pump concrete and is ideal for horizontal pumping over long distances and in tight spaces.
- Boom Pump: Mounted on a truck and equipped with a robotic arm (boom) that can be controlled to pump concrete with precision to high or distant locations. Ideal for larger construction projects where volume and speed are critical.
- Concrete Truck (Mixer Truck): Designed to mix and transport ready-mix concrete from the plant to the job site. It doesn't pump concrete but can discharge concrete into a pump's hopper or directly where accessible.
What are the pros and cons of using line pumps for pumping concrete?
Pros:
- Versatility: Can access difficult-to-reach areas, making them ideal for residential projects, sidewalks, and backyards.
- Cost-Effective: Generally cheaper to operate and rent than boom pumps, suitable for smaller budgets.
- Precision: Allows for controlled pouring, reducing waste and mess.
Cons:
- Lower Volume: Pumps concrete at a slower rate than boom pumps, which may not be suitable for large-volume projects.
- Manual Setup: Requires laying out hoses, which can be labor-intensive and time-consuming. A&T Group can help with that in case you are looking to rent a concrete pump.
- Distance Limitations: While capable of pumping concrete to significant distances, efficiency decreases as the distance increases, especially for vertical pumping.
Line pumps offer a practical solution for specific scenarios, particularly where flexibility and access are paramount, and are by far the best choice for all residential and smaller size commercial projects where vertical pumping is needed.
