Stationary concrete pump PC_607
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Stationary concrete pump - PC_607 - CIFA S.p.A - mobile
Stationary concrete pump - PC_607 - CIFA S.p.A - mobile
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Characteristics

Configuration
mobile, stationary
Output

Max.: 60 m³/h
(2,119 ft³/h)

Min.: 40 m³/h
(1,413 ft³/h)

Description

Overview
  • Portable or stationary concrete pump model PC_607 by CIFA, driven by a separate engine (diesel or electric).
  • Diesel engine options: Deutz or Perkins.


Performance
  • Hourly output: 40–60 m³/h.
  • Pumping pressure: 67–105 bar.


Highlights
  • 'S' shaped valve in special steel suitable for all concrete types.
  • Rapid valve exchange and automatic wear compensation.
  • Hydraulic system in open circuit for smooth, continuous pumping at high pressures.
  • Convertible pumping units between high- and low-pressure configurations.
  • Low noise operation, low running costs, easy maintenance and quick cleaning.
  • Operates down to -25°C and includes a concrete flow rate regulator.


Applications / Notes
  • Part of CIFA's portable/stationary pump range, suitable for various construction site requirements and general concrete placement tasks.


Technical specifications
  • Model: PC_607
  • Hourly production: 40–60 m³/h
  • Pumping pressure: 67–105 bar
  • Power source: Separate engine (diesel or electric)
  • Diesel engine manufacturers: Deutz or Perkins
  • Valve type: 'S' shaped valve in special steel
  • Hydraulic system: Open circuit
  • Convertible high/low pressure pumping units
  • Automatic wear compensation
  • Rapid valve exchange
  • Operating temperature: down to -25°C
  • Concrete flow rate regulator

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