The production of building materials is a complex technological process involving the processing of raw materials with various physical and mechanical properties, as well as using a variety of degrees of complexity of technological equipment and auxiliary mechanisms. High-pressure pneumatic transport has found application in construction, refractory, chemical and other industries. It is widely used for transportation of fine-grained bulk materials such as cement, alumina, soda, apatite, ash, clay, synthetic products, mineral fertilizers. The process of pneumatic transportation occurs due to the action of compressed air on the material being moved. However, at the same time, as a rule, there are through channels in the material layer, which leads to an increased consumption of compressed air, part of the unloaded material remains at the bottom of the pump chamber, which reduces productivity. Due to the fact that some fluidizing devices can form through channels in the material layer and given the large volumes of material being transported, it is necessary to solve issues to improve the efficiency of pneumatic chamber pumps and reduce the consumption of compressed air required for transporting bulk materials. This can be achieved by organizing effective fluidization of the material, that is, uniform mixing of the transported material with air.