Our Concrete Line Pump – HAMAC DHBT40, 40 m³ per Hour
We run a HAMAC DHBT40 trailer-mounted diesel concrete line pump, powered by a Cummins diesel engine. The engine drives the pump directly – the pump has no separate drive – so a strong, reliable engine means a pour that keeps moving.
Key Specifications
| Make and model | HAMAC DHBT40 |
| Engine | Cummins diesel – drives the pump |
| Maximum output | Up to 40 m³ per hour (about 52 yd³ per hour) |
| Pumping line | 4-inch steel and rubber line |
| Standard run | Up to 300 ft (about 90 m) |
| Longer distances | Longer runs can be arranged with advance notice |
| Mounting | Trailer – fits on a driveway or street |
| Availability | 24/7 – same-day emergency service available for an additional fee |
What 40 m³ per Hour Means on Your Job
Most residential pours are limited by how fast the ready-mix trucks arrive and how fast your crew finishes – not by our pump. With up to 40 m³ per hour available, the pump is never the bottleneck. See how pump power affects your pour.
Why the Engine Matters
The pump has no drive of its own – the Cummins diesel engine powers it. When the trucks are lined up and the crew is waiting, an engine that won’t start or loses power is the most expensive problem on the job. Cummins diesels are known for durability, dependable starts on Ontario winter mornings and parts and service that are easy to find in Canada.
What It Pumps
- Pump mix concrete with pea gravel or 3/8″ stone
- Grout and block fill
- Flowable fill
- Concrete for floors, footings, walls, slabs, patios and pool decks