Which concrete pump truck brands are compatible with K5V200 hydraulic pump parts?

The KAWASAKI K5V200 hydraulic pump is one of the most widely used models in large-scale concrete pump trucks and excavators. Known for its strong output and high-pressure stability, the K5V200 is featured in many major global construction equipment brands.

Below is a list of mainstream pump truck brands and models that are highly compatible with K5V200 hydraulic pump parts:

✅ Compatible Concrete Pump Truck Brands:

• Putzmeister
  Frequently uses the K5V200 as the main pump in 36m, 42m, and 56m boom pump models.

• SANY
  Many 52m and larger concrete pump trucks feature dual K5V200 pump systems for high-demand applications.

• Schwing
  A classic German brand that integrates K5V200-compatible components for OEM replacement or maintenance.

• XCMG
  Large export-oriented and domestic models utilize K5V200 pumps in high-volume concrete operations.

• Liebherr
  Some high-performance concrete pump platforms also feature K5V200 or similar interchangeable hydraulic configurations.

✅ Also Compatible with Excavators (Example Models):

• CAT: 330D, 336D, 345D

• KOMATSU: PC300, PC400 (with adaptations)

• SANY / DOOSAN / HITACHI: Certain models with K5V-compatible configurations

✅ Why Is K5V200 So Widely Compatible?

• Modular design for easy replacement and servicing

• High pressure and flow capacity—ideal for intensive concrete pumping

• Mature supply chain for replacement parts worldwide

✅ Replacement Tips:

• Verify the pump model against your machine’s exact configuration

• Ensure compatibility of key components: piston assembly, cylinder block, valve plates, drive shaft

• For best performance, replace as a complete kit to avoid internal mismatches or uneven wear

Conclusion:

If your concrete pump truck or excavator uses a KAWASAKI K5V200 hydraulic pump, you’ll benefit from broad compatibility across brands like Putzmeister, SANY, Schwing, XCMG, and Liebherr. With the right aftermarket parts, you can ensure fast, accurate replacements and long-term performance—without worrying about fit or functionality.