Radio-controlled self-propelled crawler placing boom. Low weight and reduced dimensions. It is ideal to be positioned in narrow places that are difficult to reach by other means.
Concrete mixers are used for on-site batching of concrete and mortar on small-to-medium pours, mixing screed and render on renovation and finishing works, and producing concrete on remote sites where ready-mix delivery is impractical. They give site crews direct control over batch size and timing, independent of ready-mix truck scheduling.
Sparkline Group supplies, services and rents concrete mixers across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah and the wider UAE, supporting villa and low-rise construction and remote or desert sites where ready-mix delivery is impractical.
Key Features
Max height: 11.20 m
Max outreach: 7.80 m
Depth of casting: 5 m
Max concrete grain size: 25 mm (1
Weight: 2500 kg (petrol) / 2550 kg (lithium)
FAQs
Does the GERRIS 800 meet UAE compliance and safety standards? Yes — the GERRIS 800 is supplied to meet the safety and quality standards expected on UAE construction and industrial sites, and Sparkline Group's technical team can advise on the certification or documentation your project requires.
Does Sparkline Group provide after-sales support for the GERRIS 800? Yes — Sparkline Group backs the GERRIS 800 with genuine spare parts, technical guidance and after-sales support across the UAE, so the equipment stays productive well beyond the point of sale.
What is the GERRIS 800 used for? The GERRIS 800 is used by contractors, precast producers and industrial teams across the UAE as part of the Concrete Mixers equipment category, supporting day-to-day site operations from small refurbishment jobs to large infrastructure and industrial projects.
What are the key specifications of the GERRIS 800? The GERRIS 800 is built and specified for reliable output under real UAE site conditions — matching capacity, power and duty-cycle to the job is what determines whether it keeps a schedule on track. Sparkline Group's team can talk through the exact specification sheet and confirm it's the right fit for your project before you commit.