Concrete Placing Systems Technology | Putzmeister
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ACHIEVE MORE WITH STATIONARY BOOMS FOR CONCRETE PLACEMENT
- Easy to transport and minimal set-up times
- Secure handling, small space requirement
- Customized applications for optimum efficiency
- Remote control via cable or radio
- With/ without counterweight (depending on application and height)
Benefits at a glance
CHOOSE FROM A WIDE RANGE OF PLACING SYSTEMS
Here's Putzmeister's tall offer to you: a placing system to provide the highest free-standing heights as well as a massive variety of mounting and climbing configurations. Perfect for high rise buildings, treatment and pre-cast plants, bridges, dams and extreme applications. Our complete line from stationary booms to the lattice tower system, mechanical distributor and tubular column system maximize your system and provide the flexibility to place concrete with uniformity, accuracy and speed. Yes, we are the very same people whose placing systems helped build the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, amongst others. We rest our case.
Engineered to maximize concrete placement accuracy with 365° boom rotation.
More flexibility. More convenience. Lower operating costs.
Four-section Multi-Z boom and 365° rotation provides maneuverability.
Time and cost effective with an impressive reach. Designed for safety and convenience.
Designed for large, civil projects and those projects that require the use of large aggregate concrete.
Designed for large, civil projects and those projects that require the use of large aggregate concrete.
Contains an automatic hydraulic self-climbing system in an easy-to-assemble, compact design.
Compact with additional hand held unit and adjustable base frame, perfect for restrictive spaces.
Used for concreting large areas and tunnel construction sites. Cost effective and easy to handle.
Great for crowded construction sites with 360° operating range and compact units.
Adjustable boom height suited for large construction sites requiring high reach.
Ideal for concreting of floors and large areas that cannot be reached by truck-mounted pumps.
