Delivery system

In the high-stakes environment of modern construction, the concrete pump stands as a critical linchpin for efficiency and precision. While the entire system is a marvel of hydraulic engineering, its core operational heart lies in the Delivery Cylinder. This component is the primary actuator responsible for transforming mixed concrete from a static material into a dynamically placed one.

The delivery cylinder operates as a robust, double-acting hydraulic piston housed within the material cylinder. Its function is direct yet vital: to provide the powerful, linear stroke that forcefully expels concrete from the cylinder into the delivery pipeline. Working in perfect, alternating synchrony with a twin cylinder, it ensures a continuous, non-pulsating flow of material. As one cylinder advances on its discharge stroke, propelled by high-pressure hydraulic fluid, the other retracts to draw a fresh charge of concrete from the hopper.

This reciprocating action, governed by a sophisticated hydraulic control system, is what enables the concrete pump to deliver material over vast horizontal and vertical distances with remarkable consistency. The design and durability of the delivery cylinder—including its hardened piston, wear-resistant seals, and chromed rod—are paramount, as it must withstand immense pressure and the abrasive nature of the concrete mix. Ultimately, it is the precise and powerful stroke of the delivery cylinder that translates hydraulic power into the controlled, relentless flow of concrete, making it the indispensable workhorse at the very core of concrete pumping technology.