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UPP 75 Precast Pump

Upcrete precise concrete measuring pump with variable handling capacity

Upcrete UPP 75 Precast Pump: With the UPCRETE system, the first concrete measuring pump for precast concrete plants, the Hockenheim-based companies, RATEC and Reymann Technik, have once again proven their innovative leadership in streamlining production processes.
The UPCRETE process (Die-cast-Flush-rising-Concreting-system) pumps self-compacting concrete into the form from the bottom to the top. This allows the development of high quality new products, speed and simplicity in order to produce complex geometries and/or all-smooth elements efficiently.

For the cost-efficient

implementation of complex
smooth and finished
high-quality precast elements

Advantages:

Production of more complex geometries in their installation position
New production possibilities
Integration into existing concrete plants
Ready for precast concrete plants
Increasing quality of existing products

UPCRETE UPP 75 PRECAST PUMP

System:

UPCRETE Precast Pump UPP75 with integrated cleaning unit
Precise UPCRETE concrete measuring pump with variable pump capacity and integrated cleaning unit
Installed on crane and forklift-compatible steel frame
Low maintenance

Technical Data:

-precast hose with DN 75 aggregate size : <16mm
-pump capacity - UPP 75 and new precast hose
- approx. 300 [l/min] at 3 bar
- approx. 250 [l/min] at 5 bar
- approx. 200 [l/min] at 9 bar
- approx. 50 [l/min] at 16 bar
Power Input:
-18.5 kW electric
-connector plug CEE 32° directly at the pump
compact Duplex remote control with the following functions:
- on/off
- speed pre-selection
- reverse switch
- feed-back on the remote control’s graphic display

Concrete intake and cleaning unit

System:

Transfer hopper and semi-automatic cleaning unit for concrete pump
UPP 75
Controlled via the same console as the UPP 75
Integrated buffer fill level sensor for pump control and concrete intake
The transfer hopper contains a stirring unit which keeps the concrete in suspension.
Prior to running the cleaning process the standard cleaning unit is filled with cleaning sponges to clean the pump and the attached hoses. The transfer hopper then needs to be cleaned manually.
The installation site must provide a foul water connection (Recycling connection or similar)