Powerful Eco-Friendly​ Used 62m Sany Concrete Pump Truck Mercedes Benz Chassis High-Efficiency

This used Sany concrete pump truck features a Mercedes-Benz chassis and incorporates Sany's proven concrete pumping technology. Validated in multiple construction projects, it delivers reliable concrete conveying solutions for various building and infrastructure applications. As pre-owned equipment, its core components maintain excellent performance, capable of meeting medium to large-scale construction demands.

• Sany's specialized pumping mechanism delivers high concrete output rates for continuous, stable pouring
• Professionally maintained to maintain efficient operation and accelerate construction progress
• Adaptable to concretes of different consistencies with adjustable pumping parameters

• Multi-section boom design offers wide working range for various pouring positions
• Precise control system enables accurate positioning and uniform concrete distribution
• Ideal for high-rise buildings and complex bridge engineering applications

• Excellent mobility and stability with professional debugging and maintenance
• Strong load-bearing capacity supports pump truck weight and concrete loads
• Adapts to diverse road conditions and construction site environments

• Significant price advantage compared to new pump trucks
• Backed by Sany's brand reputation and technical expertise
• Reliable performance with guaranteed after-sales service

• High-rise Building Construction: Efficient concrete pouring for upper floors and complex structural elements
• Bridge Construction: Precise pouring for piers, abutments, and beam bodies with geometric adaptability
• Infrastructure Projects: Large-volume concrete conveying for dams, tunnels, and roads
• Industrial/Commercial Buildings: Reliable solutions for foundations, floors, and structural columns

Brand: Sany | Chassis: Mercedes-Benz | Type: Concrete Pump Truck | Total Mass: ~44,000 kg (actual may vary) | Fuel Type: Diesel. Additional parameters including boom length, maximum conveying capacity, and engine power require professional inspection based on actual vehicle condition and maintenance records.