Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook

Features

• Allows the pump hose to be hung in place while hollow cavities are filled with material

The Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook is a genuine IMER accessory designed to securely support the Mighty Small 50’s material hose so you can neatly fill block cavities, forms, and door jambs without holding the hose by hand. Built around IMER part #1107570, this simple but essential hook improves control, safety, and productivity when pumping grout, mortar, or self‑leveling materials with the Mighty Small 50 EVO or PLUS.

What Is the Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook?

The Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook (part #1107570) is a purpose‑built hook that attaches around your pump hose and hangs it securely in place while hollow cavities are filled with material. IMER lists it in the official Mighty Small 50 accessory lineup as a “pipe hook for block, form and door jamb filling,” making it a standard tool whenever the pump is used for controlled cavity grouting.

Instead of an improvised hanger or a worker holding the hose upright, the pipe hook gives you a stable, repeatable way to position the discharge hose at the top of CMU cells, vertical forms, door jambs, and similar voids.

Key Features and OEM Part Details

The Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook is a compact, heavy‑duty steel accessory engineered to work with IMER’s 25 mm (1") material hoses used on the Mighty Small 50.

Key details:

• OEM designation: “Pipe hook for block, form and door jamb filling.”

• Part number: 1107570, listed across IMER literature and dealer sites as the official pipe hook for the Small 50.

• Compatibility: Designed for IMER Mighty Small 50 EVO and PLUS pumps and their 1" (25 mm) material hoses.

• Function: Allows the pump hose to be hung in place while hollow cavities are filled with material, freeing up the operator’s hands and stabilizing the discharge point.

Because it is an OEM accessory, the hook fits the hose diameter and typical cavity sizes used with the Small 50’s standard grout and underlayment kits.

How the Pipe Hook Works in Practice

When you pump grout or underlayment into block cells, forms, or jambs, you need the hose to stay in one position for a controlled fill. The Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook is designed exactly for this task.

Typical use:

1. Attach the hook to the material hose near the outlet end.

2. Hang or rest the hook at the top of a block cell, form opening, or door jamb cavity.

3. Start the Mighty Small 50 pump; the hose stays fixed while material fills the hollow space from the bottom up.

4. Once that cavity is full, move the hook and hose to the next cavity and repeat.

This hands‑free support reduces operator fatigue and helps maintain a consistent hose position from cavity to cavity, which is important for uniform grouting.

Applications: Block, Forms, and Door Jamb Filling

IMER describes the pipe hook specifically as an accessory for “block, form and door jamb filling,” and it appears in multiple Small 50 kits aimed at those tasks.

Typical applications:

• Filling CMU block cells with grout in masonry walls.

• Grouting door and window jamb details where controlled, vertical void filling is needed.

• Placing grout or self‑leveling materials in vertical forms around structural elements.

• Use in self‑leveling underlayment kits where the pump is feeding cavities or edge details before open floor placement.

Because the Mighty Small 50 can pump up to about 3.5 gallons per minute through up to 85' of 1" hose, the hook is especially helpful for keeping the discharge end steady when working off scaffolds, ladders, or tight spaces.

How It Fits into Mighty Small 50 Kits

The Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook is featured as standard or optional in several IMER Mighty Small 50 system packages.

Examples:

• The Mighty Small 50 Self‑Leveling Underlayment Kit includes the Small 50 pump, multiple lengths of 25 mm material hose, a vibrating screen for bulk sand mixes, and a pipe hook for block, form, and door jamb filling.

• The general Mighty Small 50 accessory list from IMER USA shows the pipe hook (1107570) alongside vibrating hoppers, vibrating screens, overhead wands, and specialty gun kits as key add‑ons for expanding the pump’s capabilities.

This positioning underscores that the pipe hook is part of IMER’s integrated solution for controlled grout placement—not an improvised afterthought.

Benefits of Using the Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook

Using the OEM pipe hook with your Mighty Small 50 delivers several practical benefits on the job.

• Hands‑free operation: The hook holds the hose, so the operator can focus on controlling pump output, monitoring the cavity, or moving ladders and scaffolding.

• Consistent placement: Keeping the hose at a set elevation and angle helps achieve uniform fill levels and reduces the chance of voids or segregation.

• Safety and ergonomics: Workers don’t have to wrestle with a heavy, pressurized hose at arm’s length for extended periods, reducing fatigue and strain.

• Cleaner work: A stable hose is less likely to whip around or spill material outside the cavity when the pump is started or stopped.

For contractors using the Mighty Small 50 regularly on masonry, precast, or underlayment work, the pipe hook quickly becomes a small accessory that makes a big difference in day‑to‑day efficiency.

OEM Compatibility vs. Improvised Solutions

You can technically improvise a hook or bracket to support a pump hose, but IMER’s dedicated pipe hook offers important advantages.

• Correct sizing: It is designed around the 25 mm IMER material hose used with the Small 50 EVO and PLUS, giving a secure hold without crushing or kinking the hose.

• Purpose‑built shape: The hook shape is suited for hanging on block webs, form edges, and jamb details commonly encountered in grouting work.

• Proven in kits: IMER repeatedly bundles this exact hook in official kits for self‑leveling, grout, and cavity filling applications, validating its field performance.

Using the OEM hook also keeps your system within the setup IMER has tested and documented in its product sheets, which is important for both performance and warranty considerations.

Where to Buy the Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook

The Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook part #1107570 is widely available through IMER‑focused dealers and construction supply outlets.

Common sources include:

• Tile and pump specialty retailers listing it as “Imer Small 50 Pipe Hook – Secure Pump Hose Placement.”

• Contractor supply sites selling “1107570 Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook” with clear indication that it is for the Mighty Small 50.

• IMER pump accessory pages and Mighty Small 50 product listings that reference the pipe hook as a recommended or optional accessory.

When ordering, confirm the part number (1107570) and that the listing explicitly states compatibility with the Mighty Small 50 pump.

How the Pipe Hook Complements Other Small 50 Accessories

The Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook works best as part of a full Mighty Small 50 setup tailored to your application.

Related accessories often used alongside the pipe hook:

• 16', 33', and 50' x 25 mm material hoses (#1107527, #1107526, #1107525) to reach block runs and cavity locations.

• Vibrating screen for bulk sand mixes (#1107548) to keep oversized particles from entering the pump and hoses.

• Dual diaphragm compressor (IM250) and spray gun kits for fireproofing and stucco work.

• Grout injection and tuckpointing kits when using the Small 50 for pressure grouting or joint work.

In cavity filling scenarios, the pipe hook, correct hose length, and screened material work together to deliver safe, efficient grout placement with minimal clogging and consistent results.

Why the Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook Is a Smart Add‑On

For contractors and crews who rely on the Mighty Small 50 for block fill, form grouting, and door jamb filling, the Imer Small 50 Pump Pipe Hook is an inexpensive accessory that pays off quickly.

By integrating this OEM hook into your setup, you:

• Improve productivity by freeing operators’ hands.

• Achieve more uniform fills in hollow cavities.

• Reduce physical strain while managing heavy material hoses.

• Work with an accessory that IMER itself specifies for exactly these applications.