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Concrete Pump

$858
QY-4B
US$ 858
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Equipment Parameters

Rated power 4kw
Rated voltage 180V-220V
Rated frequency 50Hz
Maximum pressure 2MPA
Passable particle siz 0.6cm
Conveying flow rate 1.5cbm/h
Conveying distance Vertical 7m , horizontal 15m
Overall dimensions 1500x450x850mm
Weight 130kg

Core Component Analysis + Customized Frequency Converter + Multi-Angle Detail Display – Quality at a Glance

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More Detail Display of Pump-Highlighting Unique Features

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Application Roles of Auxiliary Pump in Concrete 3D Printing


Enables Long-Distance & High-Pressure Stable Feeding

As a core link between the concrete mixer and 3D printer nozzle, the auxiliary pump supports material delivery over 10-50 meters (adapting to large-scale construction or on-site printing). Its high-pressure output system avoids slurry interruption or accumulation during transportation, ensuring continuous and uniform slurry supply to the nozzle—effectively preventing printing layer gaps and component scrapping caused by feeding breaks.

Precisely Controls Feeding Speed to Match Printing Rhythm

Equipped with frequency conversion or flow control valves, the pump adjusts slurry delivery volume in real time based on 3D printing parameters (e.g., nozzle moving speed, layer height, component density). It prevents component deformation from excessive feeding and internal voids from insufficient feeding, directly guaranteeing printing accuracy and component structural integrity.

Adapts to High-Viscosity Slurry & Protects Printer Nozzle

Designed with anti-adhesion and strong pushing structures (screw/plunger type), the pump smoothly conveys high-viscosity 3D printing concrete slurry (to avoid post-printing collapse). It also features a secondary filtration function to block tiny impurities missed by the mixer, preventing nozzle clogging and reducing printer maintenance costs—while improving the surface finish and internal density of printed components.

FAQs

Troubleshoot two key points: Check if the slurry delivery pipe is bent/clogged; turn off the pump, disassemble the pipe mid-section, and clean it with a dedicated rod;Confirm if the pump’s pressure threshold matches the slurry (different aggregates need different pressures); fine-tune it to 0.8-1.2MPa (per manual) to resume stable delivery.

Disassemble and clean the pump’s delivery screw weekly with neutral cleaner to remove dried slurry (avoids reduced pushing force); Check the motor-converter connection monthly; re-tighten loose wires and calibrate the converter’s frequency to match the printer’s nozzle speed.

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