Concrete conveying
Mixer-mounted conveyors for controlled concrete placement.
Concrete conveying gives customers another placement option when a conventional mixer chute cannot efficiently reach the work area.
Conveyor jobsite photos
Conveyor reach and setup
Concrete conveyor capability and placement planning.
AAA Zoellner conveyors can cover substantially more area than conventional conveyors and can reduce labor or equipment needs on the right jobsite.
The upgraded conveyors include telescopic booms, 360 degree rotating chutes, and 310 degrees of boom swing.
Conveyors can reach up to 41 feet from the back of the mixer, giving another option before a project jumps to higher-cost placement methods.
Review conveyor access
Call the plant nearest the jobsite for pricing, scheduling, product availability, and project-specific questions.
View locationsConveyor planning
Reach from the mixer without losing control.
41-foot reach
Useful when concrete needs to move beyond the limits of a truck chute but still within conveyor reach.
Check availabilityRotating chute
A 360 degree rotating chute and telescopic boom help adapt placement to site layout.
Placement servicesBoom swing
310 degrees of boom swing can help place concrete across a wider area with fewer moves.
Ask schedulingReady mix coordination
Plan conveyor access
Concrete pumping
When reach, elevation, or access exceed conveyor limits, pumping may be the better placement option.
Learn morePlacing and finishing
Good conveyor placement still depends on subgrade, forms, crew readiness, screeding, floating, edging, and jointing.
Learn moreReady mix dispatch
Coordinate mix, quantity, delivery timing, access, and conveyor availability with the plant.
Learn moreReady to schedule conveying?
Use conveying when controlled reach from the mixer fits the job.
Share the placement distance, access constraints, setup space, and pour timing before scheduling.