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BMR Tracked Concrete Distribution Boom 12-20 m

Tracked boom that distributes concrete across floor slabs using an algorithm, within a 12–20 m radius.

The BMR Tracked Concrete Distribution Boom mechanically distributes slab and basement concrete at a radius of 12, 15, 18 or 20 m. It controls boom movements using an algorithm; four operating modes ensure continuous operation under different site conditions.

Pouring radius: 12 / 15 / 18 / 20 m · HG12 / HG15 / HG18 / HG20
Total weight: 1,6 / 1,7 / 3,1 / 3,3 t · Excluding counterweight
Wind resistance: 13,8 m/s · Beaufort force 6 winds

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BMR Tracked Concrete Distribution Boom 12-20 m
what is it evaluated for?

The BMR Tracked Concrete Distribution Boom is a construction machine available in four different reaches, designed to distribute concrete quickly and evenly across floors. The model adapts to changing site conditions, including power and staffing, with automatic route, follow, step-by-step and manual control modes. Options of 12, 15, 18 and 20 meters allow for placement and transport to suit different site layouts. Automatic distribution delivers high uniformity, reducing the number of distribution workers while lowering the workload of spreading. The machine has undergone site testing with protective and safety measures in place; its operating voltage is within the tolerance range of three-phase AC 380 V, and its wind resistance is within the stated limits. Reference projects demonstrate its suitability for tracked operation, coordination by a single operator and simultaneous operation with leveling robots.

Floor slab concrete distribution

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC

Key features.

Features compiled from source product information; evaluate according to the model and configuration.

Boom that follows the operator

In follow mode, the large and small booms move in coordination using an algorithm; distribution continues under the direction of a single remote-control operator, reducing on-site labor.

Uniform spreading with automatic distribution

In automatic mode, the machine distributes concrete autonomously along a predefined route; its high uniformity reduces the workload of spreading and eases the burden on leveling workers.

Four operating modes

You can switch between automatic, follow, step-by-step and manual modes; distribution continues even when power, staffing or site conditions change.

Origin and installation options

The 12, 15, 18 and 20 m versions suit different outrigger spans and slab/opening layouts; installation is planned according to the model selected for the site.

Site adaptability and portability

The outrigger spans of the 12 and 15 m models make them practical for positioning on slabs and transporting between floors; longer models are positioned using a slab opening or elevator shaft.

Safety-focused design

Multiple safety measures enhance the machine's safety during distribution; the design and components have been tested on site.

SOURCED PRODUCT DATA

Technical features.

Values are taken from the source product page. Confirm the package, software, and accessory contents against the manufacturer's current documentation before ordering.

BMR Tracked Concrete Distribution Boom 12-20 m technical data
Feature	Value
Dimensions (standing)	Outrigger span 3,6 × 3,6 m (12 m) / 4,2 × 4,2 m (15 m); slab opening 1,2 × 1,2 to 1,5 × 1,5 m or elevator shaft 2,1 × 2,1 to 2,3 × 2,3 m (18 and 20 m)
Weight	1600 / 1700 / 3100 / 3300 kg (12 / 15 / 18 / 20 m, excluding counterweight)
Operating capacity	Maximum distribution radius 12 / 15 / 18 / 20 m; minimum weight for inter-floor transport 1,6-1,7 t (2,2 t) / 2,2 t / 2,5 t; maximum wind speed 13,8 m/s (force 6)
Battery	Three-phase, five-wire AC 380 V (±40 V) mains supply
Material	Steel structure tested through simulation and in the field
Manufacturer's note	Four operating modes: automatic (automatic pouring on a predefined route), follow (single-operator joystick operation), remote control (boom and arm operated remotely), and manual (traditional manual pulling).
Sensors	Arm position and route detection; ten safety design features
Interfaces	Hand controller and remote control; conventional direct operation by a worker
Processor	Follow control, with the large and small arms operated by an algorithm; automatic distribution along a predefined route
Software features	Four modes: automatic (predefined route), follow (single-person hand controller), step (remote control), and manual; automatic slab distribution without requiring BIM

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Sources and documentation.

This catalog is intended to help explore product information. No commitments are made on behalf of Robotik Çözümler regarding stock, authorized dealers, pricing, warranty, or after-sales service terms.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently asked questions.

Which radius should be selected?

Select a 12, 15, 18 or 20 m model based on the farthest distribution point on the floor plan. The 12 and 15 m models rest on the slab with specific outrigger spans and are easier to transport; the 18 and 20 m models are planned for installation in a slab opening or elevator shaft.

Is BIM required for automatic mode?

No. Automatic distribution follows a predefined route and does not require BIM data; conventional workers can operate the machine directly. In follow mode, the operator carries the hand controller so the arm follows them.

What electrical infrastructure is required?

The machine operates on a three-phase, five-wire AC 380 V (±40 V) supply; a suitable line must be provided from the site distribution panel. The machine's wind resistance must also be assessed within the specified limits.

Can it be used together with a leveling robot?

Yes. Reference projects show the simultaneous operation of the follow boom and leveling robots; this setup supports uniform distribution and reduces the leveling workload.

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