Concrete mixers for site use are selected primarily around drum capacity and the volume of material needed per batch cycle. Buyers should confirm whether the volume and frequency of concrete, mortar or screed required suits a small batch mixer or a larger drum, and whether a petrol or electric power source is appropriate given the site's power availability and access.

Key buying factors include drum capacity, mixing method (drum rotation or forced action), motor type, handling weight and base stability during operation. Buyers should also confirm material compatibility, particularly if admixtures or specialist mix specifications are in use. Delivery access and the need to move the mixer between locations on site may also influence the choice between wheeled and static units.

Cut-off saws should be selected around the material being cut, cutting depth, blade diameter, power source, blade compatibility and site conditions. Buyers should check whether the saw is intended for asphalt, concrete, masonry, kerbs, slabs or pipe work, and confirm the correct blade type before ordering for site teams or depots.

Procurement teams should also consider dust or water-control needs, fuel or battery requirements, storage, transport and manufacturer guidance. Site rules, training or competence requirements and task-specific risk assessments should be checked before use. Do not assume one saw or blade setup is suitable for every cutting task.

Sub pumps (submersible pumps) are used to remove groundwater, surface water and pumped drainage from trenches, excavations, basements, sumps and waterlogged areas. They are submerged during use and pump water up and away from the work area. Key buying factors include flow rate, total head height, power supply (mains or generator), particle handling capacity and the type of solids or debris the pump may encounter.

Pressure washers are surface cleaning equipment used to clean plant, vehicles, hard standings, tools and site surfaces. They operate above the water source and deliver high-pressure water to remove dirt, concrete splatter, bitumen or other site residue. Both product types sit within the Plant & Machinery range at CMT Group but serve distinct purposes, and buyers should not use pressure washers in place of a submersible pump for site water removal.

Rollers, rammers and compactors are used for different compaction tasks across groundworks, reinstatement and road repair. Buyers should select equipment around the material, working area, depth, site access and project specification.

Plate compactors are commonly chosen for sub-base and prepared granular areas, rammers are often selected for narrower trench or backfill tasks, and rollers may be used where a wider surface area needs compaction. Final selection should follow manufacturer guidance, site conditions and the project specification.

Dapple bars are used around wet concrete and screed finishing tasks where a bar is needed to help level or work the surface before later finishing stages. They are typically relevant for slab, paving, road repair and surface work where the working width and finish requirement need to be considered before ordering.

Buyers should check bar width, handle type, material, working area size, surface finish requirement, cleaning needs and whether the product suits the concrete or screed work being planned. Dapple bars are specialist finishing tools and should be selected against the site task and manufacturer guidance.

CMT Group stocks three breaker steel profiles for use with demolition and rotary breakers: narrow chisels, moil points and tarmac cutters. Each profile is designed for a different breaking task.

Narrow chisels are used for straight-line breaking along joints or edges, chasing channels and splitting concrete or masonry in a controlled line. Moil points deliver a concentrated point impact for breaking up concrete slabs, hard rock, paving and dense material where a broader break line is not needed. Tarmac cutters are designed specifically for cutting through asphalt and flexible road surfaces, delivering a clean cut profile. Buyers should check shank size and shank standard compatibility with the breaker in use before ordering, as specifications vary between breaker models.

The Power Tools range at CMT Group covers drill and driver types, grinders, circular saws, reciprocating saws and similar powered hand tools for construction, groundworking, civils and site maintenance tasks. The range supports common site activities including drilling, mechanical fixing, grinding, cutting and surface preparation work.

Buyers should confirm the power source (mains or battery), tool type, torque, speed settings and guard availability before ordering. CMT Group also supplies cutting and grinding discs and drill bits separately within the Diamond Blades, Cores & Drills range for buyers sourcing blade or bit replacements alongside their power tool supply.

Plant & Machinery covers powered site plant used for active construction and groundworks tasks: mixers, cut-off saws, pressure washers, sub pumps, rollers, rammers, compactors, power tools, dapple bars and breaker steels. These are typically engine-driven or motor-driven items used for mixing, cutting, compacting, pumping, breaking and mechanical fixing.

Groundwork Equipment covers non-powered site support items such as wheelbarrows, sprayers, brooms, buckets, mortar tubs, fuel cans, water containers and winter essentials. Groundwork Tools covers operative manual tools including spades, shovels, forks, crowbars, pickaxes and lutes. CMT Group also has a separate Heavy Plant & Equipment section under Site Equipment & Consumables, which covers larger site items and should not be confused with this Hand & Groundworking Tools subcategory.

Yes. CMT Equipment supplies plant and machinery for construction contractors, civils teams, drainage and utilities crews and groundworking businesses, including mixers, cut-off saws, pressure washers, sub pumps, rollers, rammers, compactors, power tools, dapple bars and breaker steels. The range supports procurement across van kits, site replenishment, depot stocking and project-based supply.

Account-based ordering is available through the EDGE B2B Portal, with trade pricing, full order history and repeat purchasing to support ongoing supply. For larger project quantities or planned supply schedules, speak to the team about lead times, delivery scheduling and stock availability.

The wider supply service is supported by supplier-level accreditations including CHAS Elite, BSI ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management and ConstructionOnline Gold. These accreditations support procurement confidence around safety management, quality processes and supplier assurance. Product suitability still depends on the individual item, task, site conditions, manufacturer guidance and any project-specific requirements.