The SANY 2020 56m Concrete Pump Truck with a self-developed chassis is a high-performance concrete placement solution tailored for large-scale construction projects. It integrates SANY’s advanced pumping technology with its independently developed chassis, ensuring efficient, stable, and cost-effective concrete transportation and pouring in high-rise building and infrastructure development scenarios.
- Extensive Boom Reach: A 56-meter multi-section boom enables concrete placement at significant heights and long horizontal distances, covering large construction areas with precision.
- Efficient Pumping Performance: Equipped with a high-pressure pumping system, it delivers a maximum concrete output of 180 m³/h, effectively reducing construction cycles for large-volume projects.
- Stable & Reliable Operation: Incorporates advanced boom stability control and a self-developed durable chassis, ensuring safe operation even on uneven or challenging construction sites.
- Cost-Effective Design: The self-developed chassis optimizes manufacturing and maintenance costs while maintaining high performance.
- Intuitive Operation: Comes with a user-friendly control panel, allowing operators to adjust parameters smoothly during operation.
- High-Rise Building Construction: Ideal for concrete pouring of columns, beams, and floors in high-rise residential, commercial, and mixed-use buildings.
- Bridge & Viaduct Projects: Used for pouring concrete in bridge decks, piers, and other structures requiring long-distance and high-altitude concrete placement.
- Large-Scale Infrastructure: Suitable for concrete construction in dams, tunnels, airports, and railway stations with extensive concrete volume needs.
- Industrial Complexes: Meets the concrete demands of large factories, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities.
- Q: What is the recommended maintenance interval for this pump truck?
A: Routine maintenance is recommended every 500 working hours, including inspection of concrete cylinders, hydraulic oil replacement, and boom connection part checks.
- Q: Can this pump truck operate in rainy or humid conditions?
A: Yes, but ensure electrical components are waterproofed and avoid boom operation in winds exceeding 12 m/s during wet weather.
- Q: What is the maximum aggregate size the pump truck can handle?
A: The maximum aggregate size should not exceed 40 mm to prevent pipeline blockages.
- Q: How long does it take to set up the pump truck on site?
A: Typical setup time, including boom unfolding, pipeline connection, and system debugging, is 35–50 minutes.
