What the search term is really asking for
A self-loading concrete mixer is one machine that picks up its own material, mixes it, drives to the pour location and discharges. A concrete pump does a different job. It pushes mixed concrete through a pipeline or boom to a point the mixer cannot reach by driving, such as an upper floor or the far side of an obstacle.
People who search for a mixer “with pump” usually want one of two things: a single machine that also delivers concrete to height or distance, or one supplier for both pieces of equipment. Kaishun’s catalog answers the second wish better than the first, and the sections below show where the line falls.

What Kaishun’s self-loading mixers cover
| Group |
Models listed |
Output capacity |
| Crawler |
0.32CBM Crawler Self-Loading Concrete Mixer |
0.32 m³ |
| Small to mid-size |
0.5CBM, 0.8CBM, 1.2CBM, 1.8CBM, 2CBM |
0.5–2 m³ |
| Large |
3.5CBM, 3.8CBM, 4.0CBM, 5.5CBM, 6.5CBM |
3.5–6.5 m³ |
The 0.32CBM crawler model is listed with a RATO R740-1 engine. Several other self-loading models are listed with diesel engines, but the category pages do not give an engine for every model, so ask for the engine per model when you request a quote.
The listed application directions are rural construction, residential construction, road and bridge engineering, mining and tunneling, and municipal and urban infrastructure. None of these listings describes pumping.

Mixer alone vs. mixer plus a separate pump
Compared with a common setup that pairs a mixer with a separate pump, a self-loading mixer is simpler to staff and move, because one machine covers four steps. The cost is that it cannot solve a delivery problem on its own. If your pour point is beyond where the machine can discharge, Kaishun has no listed pump to pair with it, and that is a real constraint for high-rise or restricted-access work.

Two assumptions that lead to wrong orders
Bigger drum, longer reach? No. The capacity figure (0.32 to 6.5 m³) describes how much concrete the machine handles per batch. Nothing in Kaishun’s listings ties capacity to delivery distance or height.
“Customizable” does not mean “pump can be added.” Kaishun states OEM/ODM customization for color, logo, components and configurations. That wording does not confirm an integrated pump is possible on any mixer model. Treat it as an engineering question and get the answer in writing before you plan a project around it.
How to decide before you request a quote
- Mark the highest point and the farthest point your concrete must reach, measured from where the mixer can stand.
- If every pour point is reachable by discharging from the machine, a self-loading mixer alone fits. Choose the capacity by your batch size.
- If any point is out of reach, ask Kaishun in writing whether a custom configuration with pumping is possible. Otherwise plan to source pumping equipment separately.
- Send Kaishun the capacity you want, engine option, quantity and destination. Those four items are what its quotations are based on.
FAQ
Does Kaishun sell a self-loading concrete mixer with a built-in pump?
Not in the catalog pages we checked. The self-loading mixer series (0.32CBM–6.5CBM) is listed for loading, mixing, transporting and discharging concrete.
What sizes of self-loading mixer does Kaishun list?
Eleven models, from the 0.32CBM crawler to the 6.5CBM model, with 0.5, 0.8, 1.2, 1.8, 2, 3.5, 3.8, 4.0 and 5.5CBM in between.
Can Kaishun customize a mixer?
Kaishun states OEM/ODM customization for color, logo, components and configurations. Whether that extends to a pump needs written confirmation from the factory.
Which engines are used?
The 0.32CBM crawler model lists a RATO R740-1 engine, and several other models list diesel engines. Confirm the engine for your chosen model when you request a quote.
What does it cost?
There is no fixed public price. Pricing depends on model, configuration, engine option, quantity and destination.
Where are these mixers used?
Kaishun lists rural and residential construction, road and bridge work, mining and tunneling, and municipal infrastructure.
If you can share your pour height and horizontal distance when you inquire, the factory can say whether a standard model fits or whether your job needs equipment Kaishun does not currently list.