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Mecbo America Launches Tracked Concrete Pumps for Enhanced Jobsite Mobility
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Mecbo America Launches Tracked Concrete Pumps for Enhanced Jobsite Mobility

Mecbo America, the U.S. arm of Italy’s Mecbo Srl through a distribution partnership with Blastcrete Equipment LLC, has launched two tracked concrete pumps—CARTRACK P6 and P7—designed to enhance on-site mobility and efficiency. The units feature a crawler undercarriage and are available in electric and diesel versions.

The 150-hp P6 and 180-hp P7 offer placement capacities between 104 and 144 cubic yards per hour. Suitable for applications such as tunnelling, CFA piling, and commercial construction, the pumps are controlled via a toggle radio remote—optimised for glove use.

A key highlight is Mecbo’s patented PULSAR pump system, designed for high output with minimal wear. The long-stroke design reduces movement while increasing flow, ensuring smoother pumping with less pressure fluctuation even across long distances.

“These pumps offer more power with less maintenance,” said Scott Knighton, Co-CEO of Blastcrete. “Contractors want rugged, efficient systems—not bells and whistles.”

Maintenance is simplified with dual hatch access, while optional add-ons include a water pump, compressor, hopper screen vibrator, and pipeline accessories. The tracked pumps can also be customised for wheel or truck mounting. Diesel variants include noise-reduction features for sensitive environments.
All units are backed by Blastcrete’s technical team and U.S.-based spare parts support from its Alabama facility, minimising downtime.

Mecbo America, the U.S. arm of Italy’s Mecbo Srl through a distribution partnership with Blastcrete Equipment LLC, has launched two tracked concrete pumps—CARTRACK P6 and P7—designed to enhance on-site mobility and efficiency. The units feature a crawler undercarriage and are available in electric and diesel versions.The 150-hp P6 and 180-hp P7 offer placement capacities between 104 and 144 cubic yards per hour. Suitable for applications such as tunnelling, CFA piling, and commercial construction, the pumps are controlled via a toggle radio remote—optimised for glove use.A key highlight is Mecbo’s patented PULSAR pump system, designed for high output with minimal wear. The long-stroke design reduces movement while increasing flow, ensuring smoother pumping with less pressure fluctuation even across long distances.“These pumps offer more power with less maintenance,” said Scott Knighton, Co-CEO of Blastcrete. “Contractors want rugged, efficient systems—not bells and whistles.”Maintenance is simplified with dual hatch access, while optional add-ons include a water pump, compressor, hopper screen vibrator, and pipeline accessories. The tracked pumps can also be customised for wheel or truck mounting. Diesel variants include noise-reduction features for sensitive environments.All units are backed by Blastcrete’s technical team and U.S.-based spare parts support from its Alabama facility, minimising downtime.

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