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 Not Only A Slogan

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CIFA STORY

• CIFA was founded in 1928 starting its business in the steel form works for tunnelling

• early 50ies CIFA started its production of batching plants with weighing bins

instead of volumetric system to measure sand and gravel

• 1958 first Italian truck-mixer manufactured by CIFA

• Late 60ies the first CIFA concrete pump appears• 1975 CIFA invents the mixer-boom pump, achieving an in discussed

leadership all over the world

• 1998 CIFA produces its largest boom pump 52 m vertical reach

• 38.000 truck-mixers manufactured and over than 3.670 batching plants all

over the world

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PRODUCTION LOCATION

G

Gerenzano 

Truck-mixer PumpTrailed concrete pump 

13.000 m2 open area

8.300 m2 covered surface 

Senago 

Formwork  3.200 m2 open area

4.600 m2 covered surface

Castiglione delle

Stiviere Truck-mixer

Batching plants 

100.000 m2 open area

12.000 m2 covered surface

Senago 

Headquarters 

Senago Truck mounted concrete boom pump

Spritz System 

30.500 m2 open area

17.200 m2 covered surface

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HIGHEST LEVEL OF QUALITY

CERTIFICATION ISO 9001

• CIFA means quality

• CIFA was able to be awared with this prestigious certification

for outstanding quality.

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PRODUCT RANGE OF CIFA 

Full line 

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Readymix Range 

• Horizontal batching plants

• Mixers for concrete plants• Horizontal concrete plants

• Vertical concrete plants

• Dust exhausting systems

• Recycling systems

• Cement silos

• Truck-mixers

• Truck-mixers pumps

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Pumping Range

• Truck-mounted concrete boom Pumps

• Portable concrete pumps

• Stationary placing booms

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Tunnelling Range 

• Sprayed concrete equipment

• Formwork for tunnels

• Prefabrication plants for tunnel segments

• Trainmix

• Concreting train system

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CIFA PRESENT POPULATION

Truck-mixers

Truck-mounted concrete boom pumps

and trailed concrete pumps

Truck-mixer pumps

Concrete and batching plants

Spritz System

Concrete tunnelling trains

Formwork for tunnels, dams,

 brake-water, bridges “countless“ 

38.000

4.970

3.120

3.670

440

125

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

• CIFA Spritz System

• Concrete pump model K3/36

Only 36 m second hand Boom Pump

in INDIA purchased by HCC

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SELECTION OF PUMPS

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SELECTION OF PUMPS

CRITERIA FOR SELECTION OF CONCRETE PUMP

 Technical Identification Number

The construction industry demanded that concrete pumps

should be categorized so that the characteristics of performance can be

taken from the classification value. The data regarding the max. output

(m³/h) and the max. pumping pressure (bar) do not reveal to the user 

whether the equipment meets his requirements. It cannot be seen from

these data under what circumstances the max. output can be achieved .It is obvious that a concrete pump placing 50 m³ of concrete per hour 

over a horizontal distance of 400 m will need a stronger power unit than

a pump conveying this volume through the same, but only 100 m long

pipeline. The delivery output Q at a given power P depends on the

placing pressure p.

P = Q x p

This means that when choosing a concrete pump, the user should also

know the required power of the equipment in addition to the delivery

output and the pumping pressure.

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SELECTION OF PUMPS

The hydraulic output formula

“The required power is the product of delivery output and pumping

pressure” 

P = Q X p = Constant

Says that at a given power the delivery output of the concrete pump

decreases whenever the pumping pressure increases. The product of 

concrete delivery output in m³/h and concrete pumping pressure in bar  will be described as “TECHNICAL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER” TK.

TK = (m³/h X bar)

Based on this technical identification number, the required power of the

equipment (in kW) can be ascertained from the quotient of TK and 25:P (kW) = TK/25 = (m³/h X bar)/25

The constant value 25 contains total efficiency of 0.7 for the complete

system besides the conversion factors

1 W = 1 Nm/s : 1 bar = 10N/cm² 

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• CIFA Spritz System

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• CIFA Spritz System

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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DON’TS 

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

• MK 24.4 Z

Transit Mixer, Boom Pump

and Concrete Pump together 

in one machine. CIFA is a

world leader in this category.

• MK 28.4 Z

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA News 

Transit Mixer of Light Weight 9 Cubic

Meter Capacity 

• SL9

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CIFA 2004 ACTIVITIES 

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CIFA WORLD EXPANSION 

1999 Established CIFA USA Inc.

The company is responsible for the sale and service in the

United States

2000 Signed the agreement for the manufacturing of truck-mixersand trailer-pumps in India with Greaves Cotton Limited

2001 Agreement to establish an industrial joint-venture for the

production of machines in Mexico