What's the technical difference between grout pumps and concrete pumps?

Grout pumps, typically progressive cavity or piston-type, are built for controlled, precise flow at specific pressures suited to filling narrow ducts or permeating soil voids. Concrete pumps, by contrast, are optimized for higher volume and longer-distance delivery rather than fine pressure control. This distinction matters because over-pressurizing during grouting can damage structures or fracture surrounding ground. Sparkline Group's team can clarify which pump type suits your specific task. It's worth confirming this distinction before booking equipment.