On a jobsite, space is often the first constraint. Positioning and stabilising a heavy vehicle in a tight area takes time and care, and it shapes the whole working day.
That is why CIFA designs its concrete pumps around the daily needs of the people who drive and operate them. These operators know their machine is both a valuable working tool and an investment in the future.
Easy to handle where space is tight
The MK32L belongs to the Magnum family, CIFA's machine that combines concrete transport and pumping in a single compact vehicle. Its stabilisers need very little room, and the four-section steel boom reaches 31 metres.
The main benefit is manoeuvrability: you can set it up on sites where the space for positioning is small or restricted.
A pumping unit built for different mixes
Concrete does not always arrive with the same characteristics, and a mix low in fines can test any pump.
CIFA's pumping unit is designed to work with different types of concrete and aggregates of every size. At the same flow rate it runs fewer cycles per minute, so it wears less and lasts longer, even with demanding mixes.
A reliable choice for two generations
Anyone who owns and operates one or more machines knows that every stoppage costs money directly, on top of the frustration. When choosing a concrete pump, reliability matters as much as performance.
When it is time to choose a new machine for transporting and pumping concrete, CIFA knows the decision rests on the trust its machines have earned over the years. That trust comes from the jobsite and from the service and maintenance behind the machine.
CIFA's aftersales service combines engineering expertise with a widespread service network, with one clear aim: to keep machine downtime to a minimum and stay close to operators in the field.
In the workshops of CIFA's Authorised Dealer network, technicians backed by a highly qualified team check the real wear of critical components. They step in before a warning sign turns into a failure, and then into downtime.
Routine maintenance is scheduled on the machine's actual working hours, following the guidance of CIFA's Technical Department.
For anyone who owns concrete transport and pumping machines, keeping running costs down and avoiding sudden breakdowns is essential to giving customers a dependable service.
With CIFA maintenance plans and scheduled interventions targeted at the pump's actual wear, maximum productivity is protected throughout the machine's life cycle.