Grout pump

A plunger grouting pump is a specialized piece of equipment designed for injecting grout materials, such as cement, bentonite, or chemical grouts, into soil, rock formations, or structures under high pressure. It is widely used in construction, mining, tunneling, and geotechnical applications for soil stabilization, foundation repair, waterproofing, and post-tensioning.

A high-pressure grouting pump is a specialized piece of equipment designed to inject grout materials into soils, rocks, or structures at high pressures, typically for soil stabilization, foundation repair, tunneling, and post-tensioning applications. High-pressure grouting pumps, as professional grouting equipment, have a unique working principle and application field.  High pressure grouting pump is a device that can compress liquids (such as cement slurry, chemical slurry, etc.) to a high-pressure state and transport them through pipelines to the target area for grouting.
Its working principle usually includes one or more sealed pump chambers, which move back and forth through a piston or similar mechanism in the pump chamber, creating a pressure difference to suck liquid in and out of the pump chamber.

A grout cement injection machine, also known as a cement grouting pump or injection pump, is a specialized construction tool designed specifically for injecting grout into cavities, cracks, or voids in concrete structures, soil, or rock formations. This equipment plays a vital role in strengthening, stabilizing, waterproofing, and repairing structures.

Cement grout mixer and pump machine is a widely used equipment in the fields of construction and underground engineering, characterized by high efficiency, reliability, and customization. A cement grout mixer and pump machine is a versatile construction equipment designed to efficiently mix and pump grout, a fluid mixture primarily composed of cement, water, and sometimes sand or other aggregates. This machine is commonly used in various applications such as foundation stabilization, tunneling, soil nails, anchor installation, post-tensioning, and crack injection, where strong and durable filling or bonding is required.