Hire S63 Concrete Pump, 30 Cubes per hour, up tp 40mm Aggregate for hire in Malaga, WA 6090

Description

Increase your productivity and most importantly your profitably when choosing Jacon pumps. Superbly engineered and continuously updated using the latest technology whilst maintaining the virtues of simple maintenance-free operation.
The “S” valve is designed to handle extremely to handle extremely harsh mixes as well as low slumps making these versatile units suitable for spraying stiff, low-slump concrete, industrial mining and many other applications. The receiving hopper has an unrestricted, large, free-filling opening. The Dual Circuit hydraulic system means fast, smooth switching of the heavy duty “S” valve resulting in almost continuous flow and longer life of wear components.
The hydraulic manifold blocks eliminate many hoses and fittings reducing oil leaks. Your return on investment is unmatched when comparing Jacon products with any model.
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Standard Features

High performance Deutz diesel engine
“S” valve with automatic adjustment cutting ring
Dual circuit hydraulics and accumulator
Fully hydraulic pilot system, simple, reliable and maintenance free
Hardchromed concrete cylinders
Splash guard
Hopper grate with safety interlock
Instant reverse on pumping cylinders
Heavy Duty axle with suspension
Fully automatic stroke adjustment
Single channel cordless remote control for pump ON/OFF
Lifting hook
Variable displacement Piston Pump

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Title	Hire S63 Concrete Pump, 30 Cubes per hour, up tp 40mm Aggregate
Mine Spec	No
Year	2007
Hours	4,000
GPS	No
Hire Type	Dry
Ref #	DZ10370

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Malaga, WA 6090
Australia

Hire S63 Concrete Pump, 30 Cubes per hour, up tp 40mm Aggregate for hire

Hire S63 Concrete Pump, 30 Cubes per hour, up tp 40mm Aggregate

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2007

4,000