"60" means a theoretical output of 60 m³/h. It comes in an electric version (HBT60) and a diesel version (HBTS60), and belongs to the medium and large engineering trailer pump class. Compared with the Model 50, it has higher pumping pressure, a longer conveying distance and greater output, making it the mainstream workhorse pump for buildings, plants, water conservancy projects and bridges.
Core Technical Parameters (Industry Standard Version)
·Theoretical output: 60 m³/h (low-pressure, large-displacement); 40 m³/h in high-pressure mode; stable output on site is 36–45 m³/h
·Power:
·Electric version: 90 kW national-standard motor, 380 V industrial power
·Diesel version: Weichai / Yuchai turbocharged diesel engine, 118 kW
·Maximum pumping pressure: 13 MPa, dual high/low pressure mode switching
·Conveying distance: vertical 180–200 m, horizontal 400–500 m (affected by concrete slump and pipeline layout)
·Conveyable aggregate: crushed stone ≤40 mm, pebble ≤50 mm; ordinary ready-mixed concrete and fine aggregate concrete can both be pumped
·Delivery pipeline: mainly DN125, with DN150 large pipe optional
·Distribution valve: S valve, twin-cylinder piston dual-circuit hydraulic system, hopper with high-power hydraulic agitation
·Overall weight: 4500–5200 kg, with a trailer chassis and towing legs, towed by truck for relocation
·Control: wired + wireless remote control, one-key switching between forward and reverse pumping; with pressure, oil temperature and fault self-check protection
·Cooling: water cooling, suitable for long uninterrupted large-volume pouring; centralized automatic lubrication
·Hopper capacity: about 0.7–0.8 m³, with a protective screen to stop oversized stones from entering the pipeline
Working Principle
The electric motor / diesel engine drives a dual-circuit hydraulic system, which pushes the main oil cylinder to move the concrete pistons; the S valve alternately completes suction and discharge. The pumping circuit and the swing cylinder circuit are independent of each other, so reversing impact is small and operation is smooth, and the concrete is conveyed continuously through the pipeline to the pouring face. High/low pressure switching: the low-pressure mode pursues large output volume; the high-pressure mode is used for high lift and long-distance conveying.
Applicable Project Scenarios
1. Main structure pouring of medium-high and high-rise residential buildings; one-time continuous pouring of large floor slabs, ground beams and columns
2. Water conservancy projects: river embankments, channel lining, reservoirs, dams and reservoirs
3. Plant floors, large site hardening, bridge piers, culverts, large-area foundation pit blinding and retaining walls
4. Large photovoltaic foundations and small and medium tunnel lining; can also handle large-area fine aggregate backfill
Selection advice: choose the electric HBT60 if the site has a stable 380 V power supply; for field or mountain areas without a power grid, choose the diesel HBTS60. Suitable for projects with large pouring volumes and conveying heights beyond the capability of the Model 50 pump.
Main Advantages
1. Dual high/low pressure modes, taking into account both large output and high lift; performance comprehensively exceeds the Model 50 trailer pump, suitable for high-rise and long-distance conveying of ready-mixed concrete
2. Dual-circuit hydraulic system with smooth reversing and small impact, giving longer life for wearing parts; unlikely to shut down from overheating during long continuous pouring
3. Wear-resistant S valve and high-power hopper agitation prevent aggregate segregation; powerful reverse pumping function quickly draws material back when blocked, reducing pipe removal time
4. Intelligent electric control with built-in fault diagnosis, real-time monitoring of oil temperature and pressure, overload protection and high safety
5. Trailer chassis makes relocation between sites convenient; a large stock of spare parts on the market makes maintenance easy
Model 50 VS Model 60 Delivery Pump Comparison