Here are the key concrete equipment technologies that meet user demands
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Here are the key concrete equipment technologies that meet user demands

The line-up of key concrete equipment available today spans pumps, vibrators, batching plants and mixers. Do these machines adequately meet user demands or are some features missing? Should this line-up include other equipment? CW provides some answers.

Concrete pumps

While all the equipment needed is available in the current market, Concrete Consultant Riyaaz Patel points out that from the perspective of the progression of the industry, concrete equipment across the board must be made more efficient. “Most of all, we need incremental improvement in concrete pumping technology,” says Patel.

Why’s that?

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The line-up of key concrete equipment available today spans pumps, vibrators, batching plants and mixers. Do these machines adequately meet user demands or are some features missing? Should this line-up include other equipment? CW provides some answers.Concrete pumpsWhile all the equipment needed is available in the current market, Concrete Consultant Riyaaz Patel points out that from the perspective of the progression of the industry, concrete equipment across the board must be made more efficient. “Most of all, we need incremental improvement in concrete pumping technology,” says Patel.Why’s that?To read more, CLICK HERE.

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