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Published by: SpecialtyVehicles.net
Published: Jul. 1, 2006 - 122 Pages
Table of Contents
- A. INTRODUCTION
- B. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- C. PRODUCT REVIEW
- D. ANALYSIS BY PRODUCT TYPE
- D.1 REAR DISCHARGE CONCRETE MIX TRUCKS
- D.1.1 Unit & Dollar Size Estimates by Manufacturer
- D.1.2 Market Analysis
- D.1.2.1 Demand Drivers & Constraints
- D.1.2.2 Recent Changes & Consolidations
- D.1.2.3 Entry Barriers
- D.1.2.4 Channels & Customers
- D.2 FRONT DISCHARGE CONCRETE MIX TRUCKS
- D.2.1 Unit & Dollar Size Estimates by Manufacturer
- D.2.2 Market Analysis
- D.2.2.1 Demand Drivers & Constraints
- D.2.2.2 Recent Changes & Consolidations
- D.2.2.3 Entry Barriers
- D.2.2.4 Channels & Customers
- D.3 CONCRETE BOOM PUMP TRUCKS
- D.3.1 Unit & Dollar Size Estimates by Manufacturer
- D.3.2 Market Analysis
- D.3.2.1 Demand Drivers & Constraints
- D.3.2.2 Recent Changes & Consolidations
- D.3.2.3 Entry Barriers
- D.3.2.4 Channels & Customers
- D.4 VOLUMETRIC MIXER TRUCKS
- D.4.1 Unit & Dollar Size Estimates by Manufacturer
- D.4.2 Market Analysis
- D.4.2.1 Demand Drivers & Constraints
- D.4.2.2 Recent Changes & Consolidations
- D.4.2.3 Entry Barriers
- D.4.2.4 Channels & Customers
- E. ECONOMIC, TECHNOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
- F. EVALUATION OF STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, OPPORTUNITIES & THREATS (“SWOT”)
- G. OUTLOOK & FORECAST
- H. MANUFACTURER DATA
- I. UNITS IN USE
- J. STRATEGIC COMPANY PROFILES
- Concrete Mixers
- Beck Industrial
- CarMix
- Continental Mfg.
- Indiana Phoenix
- Kimble
- London Machinery/Oshkosh
- McNeilus Truck/Oshkosh
- Short Stop Concrete Mixer
- Terex/Advance Machinery
- Concrete Pumps
- Alliance/Junjin
- CIFA
- Concord
- Pumpstar
- Putzmeister
- Reed
- Schwing America
- Volumetric Mixers
- Cemen-Tech
- Elkin Mfg.
- Global Mixers
- Reimer
- SiteMix Systems
- Volumetric Mixers by Strong
- Zimmerman Industries
- TABLES & CHARTS
- Table 1 Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Truck Manufacturing in North America Unit and Market Value Estimates by Type
- Chart 1(a) Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Truck Manufacturing in North America Unit Estimates by Type
- Chart 1(b) Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Truck Manufacturing in North America Market Value Estimates by Type
- Table 2 Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Truck Manufacturing in North America Estimated Unit Size and Shares by Type: Cumulative Rank Order
- Table 3 Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Truck Manufacturing in North America Estimated Market Value and Shares by Type: Cumulative Rank Order
- Table 4 Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Truck Manufacturing in North America Complete Trucks Supplied Versus Assembly Installed on Customer Chassis: Cumulative Rank Order
- Table D.1.1.1 Rear Discharge Concrete Mix Trucks Unit and Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Cumulative Rank Order
- Chart D.1.1.1 Rear Discharge Concrete Mix Trucks Unit and Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Top 5 Manufacturers
- Table D.1.1.2 Rear Discharge Concrete Mix Trucks Complete Trucks Supplied Versus Mixers Manufactured & Installed on Customer Chassis Estimated Units & Sale Value
- Table D.2.1.1 Front Discharge Concrete Mix Trucks Unit & Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Rank Order
- Chart D.2.1.1 Front Discharge Concrete Mix Trucks Unit & Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Top 3 Manufacturers
- Table D.3.1.1 Concrete Boom Pump Trucks Unit & Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Rank Order
- Chart D.3.1.1 Concrete Boom Pump Trucks Unit & Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Top 5 Manufacturers
- Table D.3.1.2 Concrete Boom Pump Trucks Complete Trucks with Vertical Integration of Boom Pump Versus Separately Sourced Pump Estimated Units & Sale Value
- Table D.4.1.1 Volumetric Mixer Trucks Unit & Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Rank Order
- Chart D.4.1.1 Volumetric Mixer Trucks Unit & Market Value Estimates by Manufacturer: Top 6 Manufacturers
- Table D.4.1.2 Volumetric Mixer Trucks Complete Trucks Supplied Versus Mixers Manufactured & Installed on Customer Chassis Estimated Units & Sale Value
- Table G.1 Concrete Mixer, Concrete Pump & Volumetric Mixer Manufacturing in North America: 2010 Market Forecast
- Table H.1 Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Trucks in North America Manufacturer Data: Alphabetical Order
- Table H.2 Concrete Mix Trucks, Concrete Pump Trucks & Volumetric Mixer Trucks in North America Manufacturer Data: Rank Order by Product Sales
- Table I.1 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use, Selected Summary Data, 2002 Universe Size in the US
- Table I.2 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use, Selected Summary Data,, 1997/2002 Universe Size in the US
- Table I.3 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use, Selected Summary Data,, 2002 Universe Size in the US Table I.4 Estimated Universe of Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks by State, 2002: Rank Order
- Table I.5 Estimated Universe of Concrete Mix Trucks by State, 2002: Rank Order.. 54
- Table I.6 Estimated Universe of Concrete Pump Trucks by State, 2002: Rank Order55
- Table I.7 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Make of Vehicle (Chassis), 2002
- Table I.8 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Make of Vehicle (Chassis), 2002
- Table I.9 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Make of Vehicle (Chassis), 2002
- Table I.10 Concrete Mixer & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Truck Type, 2002
- Table I.11 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Major Use, 2002 59
- Table I.12 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Major Use, 2002
- Table I.13 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Major Use, 2002
- Table I.14 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Vehicle Size, 2002
- Table I.15 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Vehicle Size, 2002
- Table I.16 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Vehicle Size, 2002
- Table I.17 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Annual Mileage Class, 2002
- Table I.18 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Annual Mileage Class, 2002
- Table I.19 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Annual Mileage Class, 2002
- Table I.20 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Primary Range of Operations, 2002
- Table I.21 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Primary Range of Operations, 2002
- Table I.22 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Primary Range of Operations, 2002
- Table I.23 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Number of Axles on Power Units, 2002
- Table I.24 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Number of Axles on Power Units, 200266
- Table I.25 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Number of Axles on Power Units, 2002 66
- Table I.26 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Axle Arrangement Detail, 2002
- Table I.27 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Axle Arrangement Detail, 2002
- Table I.28 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Axle Arrangement Detail, 2002
- Table I.29 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Average Weight, 2002
- Table I.30 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Average Weight, 2002
- Table I.31 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Average Weight, 2002
- Table I.32 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Total Length, 2002
- Table I.33 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Total Length, 2002
- Table I.34 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Total Length, 2002
- Table I.35 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Primary Operator Classification, 2002
- Table I.36 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Primary Operator Classification, 2002.. 75
- Table I.37 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Primary Operator Classification, 2002 .. 75
- Table I.38 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Truck Fleet Size, 2002
- Table I.39 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Truck Fleet Size, 2002
- Table I.40 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Truck Fleet Size, 2002
- Table I.41 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Truck Fleet Size and Mileage Range, 2002
- Table I.42 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Truck Fleet Size and Mileage Range, 2002
- Table I.43 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Truck Fleet Size and Mileage Range, 2002
- Table I.44 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Major Type of Equipment Installed, 2002
- Table I.45 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Major Type of Equipment Installed, 2002
- Table I.46 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Major Type of Equipment Installed, 2002
- Table I.47 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Engine Type and Size: Diesel, Gasoline or Other, 2002
- Table I.48 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Engine Type and Size: Diesel, Gasoline or Other, 2002
- Table I.49 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Engine Type and Size: Diesel, Gasoline or Other, 2002
- Table I.50 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Refueling Location, 2002
- Table I.51 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Refueling Location, 2002
- Table I.52 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Refueling Location, 2002
- Table I.53 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Cab Type, 2002. 86
- Table I.54 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Cab Type, 2002
- Table I.55 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Cab Type, 2002
- Table I.56 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use General Maintenance Characteristics 2002
- Table I.57 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use General Maintenance Characteristics 2002 88
- Table I.58 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use General Maintenance Characteristics 2002 88
- Table I.59 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Body Type, 200289
- Table I.60 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Body Type, 2002
- Table I.61 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Body Type, 2002
- Table I.62 Total Concrete Mix & Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Whether Hazardous Waste Was Carried, 2002
- Table I.63 Concrete Mixer Trucks in Use by Whether Hazardous Waste Was Carried, 2002
- Table I.64 Concrete Pump Trucks in Use by Whether Hazardous Waste Was Carried, 2002
AbstractSize, segmentation, competition, growth and trends underlying the manufacture and market for the vehicles and assemblies used for over-the-road delivery/placement of concrete in North America.
The delivery and placement of concrete with over-the-road vehicles is accomplished by three types of vehicles—concrete mix trucks, concrete pump trucks and volumetric mixers.
While delivery/placement is the common theme for all three, surprisingly each area is occupied by different manufacturers, with almost no one carrying a full line in the North American market. This is in sharp contrast to Europe where the major players are more likely to be diversified across all types of vehicles.
There has been a small sea change in the traditional truck-mounted concrete mixer segments. McNeilus continues to be the 800-lb. gorilla with a dominating presence in rear-mounted mixers. However, for the front discharge types, the entry of Terex in 2002 has changed the industry dynamics in that there are now two large corporations vying against a host of much smaller closely-held companies. Terex has ambitions in the rear-mounted market also, and for the first time McNeilus has serious potential competition from a capitalized public entity. It is quite likely that the small remaining players in rear-discharge units will attempt to be merged into one or another of these two corporations, given the recent example of London Machinery selling out to Oshkosh/McNeilus.
Concrete pump trucks used to be a novelty in the U.S. and Canada, but now they are commonplace, not only for large commercial/industrial pours but also for residential construction. The market has been very strong and virtually doubled in the past four years. The technology for these has been the mainstay of the Europeans and Asians, and they continue to dominate the market through imported product.
Volumetric mixers remain a small part of the product mix and also primarily the domain of rather small manufacturers. However, for small pours and on-the-spot measures they have a huge advantage, being literally a batching, mixing and pour plant on wheels. The market for these is growing very fast and at some point they will command the attention of the large players in traditional truck-mounted concrete mixers.
The INTRODUCTION covers the scope of the report, methodology and statistical notes. The EXECUTIVE SUMMARY pulls together the study contents into a brief analysis and overview of the industry highlights. PRODUCT REVIEW looks at the differences in the product types.
The ANALYSIS BY PRODUCT TYPE presents research on each selected product covered in the report, beginning with the unit and dollar size estimates by manufacturer, followed by a market analysis that focuses on demand factors unique to each equipment type, a review of the recent changes in the market, barriers to entry, and the main channels and customers in the market for each product type. ECONOMIC, TECHNOLOGICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS cover the main external factors that influence the industry demand, trends and developments.
EVALUATION OF STRENGTHS, WEAKNESSES, OPPORTUNITIES & THREATS (“SWOT”) provides an overall strategic and benchmark evaluation of the features that have distinguished the stronger players with demonstrable growth from those that have stumbled by not responding to competitive, market and external conditions.
OUTLOOK & FORECAST provides a scenario of future estimates of growth, based on underlying rationale and demand factors analyzed in the report. MANUFACTURER DATA shows a matrix/tabulation of the sales, employees and manufacturing facilities at each company to arrive at a bird’s eye view of the underlying industry structure. Industry profitability is examined based on the evidence from financial statements of the public companies operating in this activity.
UNITS IN USE provides estimates and characteristics of the U.S. population of truck-mounted concrete mixer bodies, based on U.S. Census data.
STRATEGIC COMPANY PROFILES, based on a mix of interviews and/or other information, seek to describe company operations in a way that adds immeasurably to the overall understanding of this industry. All 23 players identified in the United States and Canada are featured as a profile, with the larger, more important companies carrying a higher a degree of detail.
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