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To get the mix where you want it when you want it there is no need to look any more, use concrete and grout pumps. Grout pumps can be used to fill small voids and door jams and they are available in either manual, electric, gas, hydraulic and air powered. Concrete pumps are strong enough to lift up many stories and even lift slabs of concrete.


The pump is very applicable in the transportation of corrosive materials and even abrasive ones. It can quickly transfer cement to different pipes to provide a smooth and creamy finish. These pumps have a holding hopper that holds the liquid and keeps itself full. You can get grout pumps in different sizes depending on your needs.

 

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Our machines exported over 70 countries and regions and one million GUTE machines have serviced the world construction sites.

 

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As a Enterprise Technology center in Chengdu City, GUTE machinery has became the leading brand of light construction machinery in china, as well as the only customized solution service provider for light construction machinery in China. GUTE constantly strides forward to the world brand in the field of machinery.


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Pre-sale service involves plan proposal, 3D simulation, verification, and co-development.
Sale service involves online consultation, planning processing plant, provide construction budget according to project needs and preliminary research, following up the progress of the project according to the project situation in real time during the project.

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Benefits of Grout Pump

Ensures higher accuracy and better quality
A grout pump means you can pump concrete exactly where it’s needed, so there’s minimal waste or mess.

 

Faster concrete/grout pour
If you hire a grout pump, you’ll eliminate the unnecessary costs involved in using manual labour and wheelbarrows to transport the material AND you’ll save time, so your customers will benefit.

 

Added flexibility
When you buy concrete equipment, you not only make a considerable financial commitment but you’re also limited in your equipment choices. Hiring gives you far greater flexibility as you can choose the model to suit the job and scale up or down as your needs change.

 

Qualified technical advice
When you hire equipment from a specialist supplier, you get the benefit of their knowledge and experience. They can advise you on the best grout pump for a particular project and will pass on all their expertise so that you can improve your business.

 

 

Type of Grout

Different types of grout require a different kind of grout pump because they don’t all behave the same. Some grouts, like cement and epoxy, don’t pump as efficiently as others because of their thickness and chemical makeup. 

 

Pressure
The pressure output of a grout pump relates to how fast and far the pump can spray grout material. Low-pressure pumps can save you money if your project doesn’t require high-pressure output. However, a high-pressure pump might be necessary for large construction projects, like grouting tunnels or repairing sewer linings.

 

Light vs. Heavy-Duty
From small to large jobs, grout pumps can do it all. But using a heavy-duty grout pump for light applications will cost you more in the long run. You can find light-duty grout pumps that handle smaller tasks that don’t require as much pressure and pumping speed as others. Light-duty pumps are easy to operate, portable, and lightweight for small-scale projects.

 

Portability
Handheld grout pumps are the most portable because they’re lightweight and able to be held in your hands. However, many larger heavy-duty grout pumps also come with features, like a pull handle and wheels, to make them portable around a job site. It’s important to remember that some grout pumps require electricity to run, so you’ll need to ensure that you have a proper power supply available at your worksite.

 

Moving Parts
The moving parts of a grout pump refer to anything that needs to move internally for the grout pump to work. Usually, the more moving parts there are, the more complicated a grout pump gets to clean, maintain, and repair. Grout can also build up on the internal components over time if you’re not diligent about cleaning your grout pump thoroughly after each use. For the most straightforward use, look for a grout pump without moving parts that contact the grout.

 

What are the applications of grouting pumps?

 

Tunneling
Filling of voids and caverns
Sealing and stopping water inflows into construction
Anchoring of soil and rocks
Stabilization of loose material in the foreland of excavation.

 

Mining
Crossing of fault zones
Securing of the overburden
Lowering of permeability of the rock mass
Strengthening of coal in areas with rock burst risk

 

Foundation of Buildings
Anchoring of walls of construction pits
Micro piling in soil with low bearing capacity

 

Bridges & Roads
Repairing cracks in construction
Strengthening and sealing of brick and stone masonry on bridges
Inoculation of grouting material into the rock massive is done using grouting pumps. Piston type pump with electric or pneumatic drive is used. Grouting material is used while injecting grouting material into the rock mass. Grout pumps are precisely designed to transfer the pressure of the grouting material. It also prevents the back flow of the material from the borehole.

Remote Operation Screw Grout Pump without Mixer

 

Custom Grout Pump

 

If you have a unique need for a pump, we can build you a custom pump or mixer. All you have to do is ask!


Configured horizontally or vertically and both configurations can use the 16” pneumatic tires or casters.


Pump was built for a customer in the mining industry that had a unique height constraint. The pump was made with two mixers and two hoppers for maximum output.


Pump was built around a hydraulic power pack that can be left in the unit or taken out.

 

Main Technical Parameters

 

5.5Kw screw grout pump without mixer

GJB300 Grout pump

Parameters

Unit

Data

Output

L/H

2000

3500

Motor power rate

kw

5.5

Sand grain size

mm

≤3

W/C

 

≥0.3

Grouting pressure

Mpa

2.5-5.0(adjustable)

Conveying distance

Vertical

M

60(mortar)/80(grout)
 

Horizontal

  

350

Hopper volume

L

160

Total weight

kg

280

Size(length×width×height)

mm

1400×640×90

 

 
Selling all over the world
 

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Technical & After Sales Service
 
 

By your side through installation to start-up

We offer one stop, total customer support for all Grout Pump products. Round the clock service comes standard, no matter what equipment issues you are facing. We pledge to focus on all the equipment details allowing you to focus on running your business.

 
 
 

Installation

Can provide assistance for final assembly and oversee all installation issues beyond those covered in the maintenance manual of your slurry product. We offer technical support for pump arrangement and explain layout design. We can also assist you with finalizing your site alignments.

 
 
 

Start-Up

Will review your start-up process using a step-by-step check list. Our technicians will ensure you have a complete understanding of each unit’s requirements. We can help you every step of the way through project wrap-up. We assist with pump and drive train assessment and pump/power train maintenance.

 

 

 
FAQ
 

Q: How does a grout pump function

A: A grout pump draws grout from a hopper into the pump apparatus while a piston starts the suction stroke. This stroke opens the inlet and closes the outlet, allowing the flow of grout to happen. The flow is controllable using a swing or ball valve that resides around the hoper to regulate how grout enters the tubes.

Q: Why do you grout pump the bases

A: Grout pumping can help you get a more durable foundation by locking the pump base to the actual foundation you are making. This practice also makes the final product durable and heavier. The feature also maintains the alignment to reduce wear because of moving objects.

Q: What is pressure grout pumping

A: Pressure grout pumps use a similar principle as the water pumps that run using different fuels. These pumps store air to pressure the grout in a closed vacuum chamber to push it outwards in additional holes. High pressure is very effective for pumping grout to make sure the flow is precise.

Q: Which materials work with a grout pump

A: Numerous chemical grouting materials like urea resin, polyurethanes, and epoxy resins commonly find applications for grouting projects. The materials are widely applicable because of the expansion of their volume and deformation during curing.

Q: Which is the best grout material to use with a grout-pumping machine

A: The best grout for you should never depend upon the machine, but you want to do it on the job. Sand grouts are the most appropriate type of mixes that prove helpful for joining parts together. Sand grouts have a feature of interlocking with each other to provide a solid fix.

Q: Is the baseplate necessary for my grout pump

A: The purpose of a baseplate is to provide a level to the pump. A uniform level for pumping is much more essential than people think it to be. More essentially, the base also provides a pathing for transitioning vibrations, loads, force, and foundations into the ground.

Q: How do you install a grout pump securely

A: Most grout pumps have a uniform weight distribution and come with a base plate to keep the center of gravity. You can place the apparatus on any consistent ground that can hold the weight of the mix combined.

Q: What is grout pumping of cement

A: Cement grout pumping is the process of injecting cement mixture in voids to fill fractures of walls, solid units, concrete, or even soil. This process will automatically load all the open spaces given enough time and a steady pace.

Q: What are the different types of grout pumps?

A: These pumps don't require a power source, making them convenient to move around a worksite without needing to pull along an extension cord or find an outlet. Electric, hydraulic, and pneumatic grout pumps are designed to handle projects that require more pressure from the machine.

Q: Can you pump concrete with a grout pump?

A: The 3/8 Special Concrete Grout Pump is designed to work perfectly with Ready Mix Concrete, Extended Pour and Form Repair Materials, Shotcrete, High Volume Slurry and Masonry Block Fill.

Q: What does a grout pump do?

A: What are Grout Pumps? Grout pumps are specialized equipment designed to pump a mixture of cement, water, and additives (grout) into targeted areas with precision and efficiency. They work by using hydraulic pressure to push grout through a hose to the desired location, filling voids and spaces.

Q: What is the pressure of a grouting pump?

A: The offered grouting pump is available at very affordable and economical market rates. Features: 140 PSI capacity. With pressure gauge.

Q: Why do you grout pump bases?

A: Most pump bases furnished by equipment manufacturers need to be filled in their interior with grout to provide structural support, adequate stiffness, and to dampen harmonic vibration.

Q: Can a grout pump pump concrete?

A: Masonry grout pumps are designed to pump Portland cement, blended cements, sand and fine grout aggregates, non-shrinking grouts, pre-bagged mortar, pulverized lime/hydrated lime, quicklime, fly ash, pozzolan and slag -- provided all materials are proportioned in the proper amounts with adequate water content.

As one of the leading grout pump suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to wholesale cheap grout pump in stock here and get free sample from our factory. For customized service, contact us now.

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