HAMAC HGY17 Spider Hydraulic Concrete Placing Boom

HAMAC presents the HGY17 Spider Hydraulic Concrete Placing Boom, a practical solution for distributing concrete across different pouring points on construction sites. In building construction and other concrete projects, delivering concrete to the correct position is just as important as pumping it efficiently. When multiple areas need to be poured, manually rearranging delivery pipelines can require additional labor and interrupt the workflow. A spider concrete placing boom helps address this challenge by providing a movable discharge point within its working range.

The HGY17 is designed to work with a compatible stationary concrete pump. Concrete is pumped through the delivery pipeline to the placing boom, and the boom directs the material toward the required pouring locations. Its articulated hydraulic structure allows the boom sections to move and fold, while the rotating mechanism helps operators adjust the discharge direction according to site requirements. This combination provides a flexible solution for projects that need concrete distributed across different sections of a slab or floor.

Key Features of the HAMAC Spider Hydraulic Concrete Placing Boom

• Hydraulic boom movement: The hydraulic system operates the articulated boom sections to adjust the concrete discharge position.
• Rotating structure: The rotation mechanism helps distribute concrete in different directions within the permitted working range.
• Compact spider-style design: The supporting-leg structure is designed for installation at a suitable working position on site.
• Remote-control operation: Depending on the supplied configuration, remote controls can help operators manage boom movements.
• Flexible project applications: The placing boom can complement a concrete pumping system in projects where concrete must reach multiple pouring points.

Typical Applications

Spider hydraulic concrete placing booms can be considered for building floor slabs, commercial and residential construction, and other projects where concrete needs to be distributed across a defined working area. They are particularly relevant when the placement system must reach multiple points while keeping the concrete delivery arrangement organized. Actual suitability depends on the building layout, installation space, lifting arrangements, concrete pipeline design, and the requirements of the pumping system.

What Should You Consider When Selecting a Concrete Placing Boom?

• Placing radius: Confirm that the model's working range can cover the required pouring area.
• Site dimensions: Evaluate the available installation space and the height and layout of the structure.
• Supporting and lifting arrangements: Verify the required support conditions and lifting capacity before installation.
• Pump compatibility: Match the placing boom with a suitable concrete pump, pipeline, and delivery configuration.
• Operating requirements: Confirm the available power supply, control configuration, and site safety procedures.

The placing boom distributes concrete supplied by a compatible pump; it does not generate concrete pumping pressure independently. Installation, operation, and lifting must follow the manufacturer's instructions and the approved site safety plan.

Watch the HAMAC HGY17 Spider Hydraulic Concrete Placing Boom video to explore its structure and design. If you are planning a concrete placement project, contact HAMAC to discuss your working area, required placing radius, and equipment configuration. Our team can help you evaluate a suitable solution for your construction needs.