CIFA exhibiting its K45H Carbotech concrete pump at Conexpo2014

CIFA is showcasing its K45H truck-mounted concrete pump at Conexpo 2014. The model has a five-section boom, with the last two sections made of CIFA’s innovative light and resistant Carbotech composite material, allowing it to be mounted on smaller trucks. Overall weight of the pump plus truck is less than 32tonnes, while the boom’s total height when in vertical position is nearly 45 meters.
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
CIFA’s 80-metre K80H concrete pump is part of the Italian firm’s Carbotech range
2203 CIFA is showcasing its K45H truck-mounted concrete pump at Conexpo 2014.

The model has a five-section boom, with the last two sections made of CIFA’s innovative light and resistant Carbotech composite material, allowing it to be mounted on smaller trucks. Overall weight of the pump Plus truck is less than 32tonnes, while the boom’s Total height when in vertical position is nearly 45 meters.

With a maximum output of 140m³/hour, the K45H is part of a Carbotech pump range which also features the MK25H, the K39H, the K62H, the K80H, and the K101H (for the China market only).
Equipped with an electronically-operated HPG 1408 EPC pumping unit, the K45H’s patented K-TRONIC electronic control system optimises machine safety and stability.

During this year’s Conexpo show, CIFA will also be exhibiting its market-proven PC307D concrete pump.








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