Putzmeister Telebelt TB 130
The Putzmeister Telebelt TB 130 is the perfect machine for low-height slab pours, with its ability to move more than 200 cubes of concrete an hour it’s a concrete finisher’s dream, this was on a VIPEN CONSTRUCTION LTD project in Maidstone last week, it’s now on another new project in Wetherby pouring internal warehouse slabs. This is becoming a very popular machine for not only moving concrete but also stone, sand, and wood. If you’re interested in hiring this machine please get in touch.
Gull Wing Bridge project
When Main Contractor Farrans Construction needed to pour over 600m3 of concrete into the Cofferdam Base, for Pier 5 on the Gull Wing Bridge project at Lowestoft, Suffolk, there was only one supplier to call. Camfaud supplied 2 identical 65m mobile concrete pumps to ensure full coverage of the pour from both pump locations. Another well planned and perfectly executed pour from the UK’s leading mobile pump supplier.
Gull Wing Bridge Project Lowestoft — Camfaud Concrete Pumps Ltd.
Camfaud pumps over 600m3 of concrete into the Cofferdam Base for Pier 5 on the Gull Wing Bridge project at Lowestoft for Farrans Construction
2 x 65m Schwing mobile concrete pumps with a 63m Putzmeister mobile concrete pump on standby.
Sustainability through innovation. Camfaud put the new 36m Putzmeister iONTRON plugin hybrid concrete pump through its paces.
Camfaud and Eco Pan working together to control and recycle concrete waste
Brighton i360 time-lapse video
Brighton i360’s official photographer Kevin Meredith has made a time-lapse video of the foundation pour from the first loads going in to the end of the pour with the pumps washing out and setting off back to base. Here you can view 6 months planning and about 15 hours work on the day in just 1:29 minutes!
Camfaud Queens Park Paddington Pour
Camfaud Concrete Pumps Ltd, pouring a job in Queen’s Park and Paddington.
Midland Metro Alliance – Broad Street track bed
We have recently completed the longest continuous concrete pour on the Midlands Metro, to date. On the hottest day of the year, we placed approximately 360 cubic metres of fibre reinforced concrete into a 300 linear metres run of track bed along Broad Street.
Camfaud supplied two working, high pressure, concrete pumps, one standby pump and three pump operators. We also supplied a crew of linesmen to strip back, clean and stack the high pressure delivery pipes. The pumps were set up at each end of the job, working from the centre out.
This pumping plan was devised to ensure that the pour was completed in a timely fashion and, with hot weather forecast, there was no danger of having the concrete go off in the pumps or pipeline, and no problem with cold joints.