concrete placing booms—city, trailer, and truck-mounted—and their specific uses and characteristics:
| Type | Description | Use |
|---|---|---|
| City Boom | Compact and highly maneuverable, designed for use in tight spaces and urban environments. | Ideal for city projects with limited access, such as inside buildings or between narrow streets. Used in constructing residential buildings, commercial complexes, and infrastructural repairs within crowded city areas. |
| Trailer Boom | Mounted on a trailer, can be towed to various sites. Offers flexibility and ease of transport. | Suitable for multiple sites or remote locations where the equipment needs to be moved frequently. Used in residential, commercial, and small to medium infrastructure projects. |
| Truck-Mounted Boom | Integrated on a truck chassis, combines transport and pumping capabilities for on-site efficiency. | Perfect for large-scale projects requiring frequent movement and extensive reach, such as industrial complexes, large infrastructure projects, and high-rise constructions. Provides quick setup and extensive reach capabilities. |
Each type of concrete placing boom is designed to meet specific needs in the construction industry, from urban environments with space constraints to large-scale projects requiring extensive reach and mobility.