₹18 – ₹23 lakh
ex-factory · Last updated: Nov 2026
On-road price adds transportation, RTO registration, TCS, warranty, insurance & FOC (where applicable); non-standard configurations, attachments & accessories are priced separately — confirm with a quote.
The Venus 1460E costs ₹18 – ₹23 lakh ex-factory as of Nov 2026; on-road (with registration, road tax and insurance) it works out to about ₹19.4 lakh to ₹25.8 lakh. It is a concrete pump from Venus with a 100 HP engine, and EMI starts from about ₹29,544 a month. Get a dated on-road quote for your district here, or enquire for a used concrete pump, a rental, an EMI plan or spare parts.
The Venus 1460E is a 52 m³/hr stationary concrete pump built for high-rise construction, bridge deck work, and large infrastructure pours. Producing 100 HP, S-valve technology through work-hardening manganese alloy steel components delivers up to 97 bar of concrete pressure. These components harden under operational load, so wear resistance improves as the machine accumulates hours on demanding pours. This stationary concrete pump uses a variable displacement hydraulic system that adjusts output to match exact site demand. A large hopper reduces interruptions on continuous pours, and centralised greasing keeps daily servicing under three minutes per shift. Trusted by civil contractors on high-rise, bridge, and large infrastructure projects across India. The Venus 1460E concrete pump price in India ranges between ?23–26 Lakhs. The right step up from the 1450E for contractors who need higher output on high-rise and bridge pours with the same manganese alloy durability.