4×2 Concrete Pump Truck
- Max Concrete Output
- 60–180 m³/h
- Max Placing Height
- Model-specific; matched to the two-axle chassis and boom
- Boom Sections
- 4–7
- Engine Options
- Multi-brand engine / chassis options
- Drive Configuration
- 4×2
- Steering
- LHD / RHD
Reference configuration. Final values are confirmed for the selected chassis, model and destination.
About the 4×2 Concrete Pump Truck
The KEEYAK 4×2 Concrete Pump Truck is a two-axle mobile concrete placement vehicle combining a receiving hopper, pumping system, pipeline, and placing boom. It receives workable concrete from a mixer and conveys it to a controlled placement point. Specifications include max concrete output (60–180 m³/h) and boom sections (4–7).
It suits concrete contractors serving accessible urban, residential, and commercial projects with limited vehicle space. The required reach and concrete pumpability guide the pipeline arrangement. Chassis loading and site access constrain the equipment choice. The setup footprint needs adequate ground support, with cleaning provisions included in the site plan.
Applications for 4×2 Concrete Pump Truck
Urban Foundation Placement
The boom pump truck conveys concrete from a roadside setup to prepared footings or foundations where direct mixer access to the pour is restricted.
Residential Slab Pours
Crews place pumpable concrete across house slabs and small developments, subject to safe setup space, boom coverage, and coordinated mixer delivery.
Commercial Infill Work
The truck-mounted concrete pump reaches controlled pour points within compact commercial sites where buildings, boundaries, or excavation edges limit vehicle movement.
Structural Repair Placement
Contractors deliver compatible repair concrete to localized structural work where hose routing, flow control, access, and cleanup have been planned beforehand.
Before you order
What work best suits the 4×2 Concrete Pump Truck?
A two-axle pump can suit a pour reached from an approved setup with enough room for supports and mixer deliveries. Check the selected boom envelope and truck weights. A compact chassis is not proof of safe operation in a confined site.
