The concrete pump is a cornerstone of modern construction, changing the way concrete is delivered and placed on a variety of projects. This method isn't just about moving concrete from point A to B; it's about doing it with unprecedented efficiency, precision and flexibility. The use of concrete pumps makes it possible to easily and reliably build monumental skyscrapers, complex residential foundations and a variety of infrastructure projects. This guide examines the origins, mechanisms, achievements and profound influence of the concrete pump on construction methodologies. It highlights the groundbreaking innovations of industry leaders like Reinert and demonstrates how these advances have moved the construction industry forward.

Concrete pumping has brought about a paradigm shift from the labor-intensive manual methods of the past to today's automated mechanized processes. This transition not only increased operational efficiency, but also expanded the scope of possible construction projects. Innovations such as the Reinert hinged valve assembly symbolize the industry's commitment to improving maintenance efficiency and operational reliability. Such technological advances have made projects possible that were once considered unattainable, thereby pushing the boundaries of construction possibilities. Below you can see Jerry Reinert, founder of Reinert Manufacturing, demonstrating one of the very first pumps our company designed and manufactured.