HBTS60 Diesel Engine Concrete Pump
The HBTS60 is a diesel-driven concrete pumping option. The existing table records theoretical output as 60/46 m³/h, pressure as 13/6.3 MPa and engine power as 129 kW. Confirm the meaning, order and operating conditions of the slash-separated entries on the supplied model sheet. These references do not establish a guaranteed pumping distance or suitability for every off-grid, high-rise or tunnel project.
Published output entries: 60/46 m³/h; confirm mapping
Warranty reference: 18 months; confirm terms
Reference engine power: 129 kW
Auxiliary electrical requirements: confirm configuration
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HBTS60 Configuration to Confirm
Diesel drive: the existing table lists engine power of 129 kW. Confirm the supplied engine make, model, nameplate, starting system, emission documentation and auxiliary electrical requirements. Do not assume an alternative engine rating or a particular brand or emission standard.
Pumping assembly: the table records an S valve, an open hydraulic circuit, concrete cylinders of Ø200 × 1800 mm and main hydraulic cylinders of Ø140 × 1800 mm. Request the assembly drawing, hydraulic specification and wear-parts list rather than assuming another stroke, valve diameter, pump displacement or surface hardness.
Capacities: the listed hopper capacity is 600 L and hydraulic oil tank capacity is 420 L. Confirm these on the configuration sheet for your order.
Controls and accessories: identify the actual controls, cooling and lubrication arrangements, sensors and delivery-line items in the quotation. PLC models, touch-screen sizes, protection functions and remote features are not established by the reference table.
HBTS60 Concrete Supply and Pumping Process
Coordinate delivery of already mixed concrete to the receiving hopper with the agreed pipeline and placing crew. The table identifies an S-valve hydraulic pumping configuration; use the supplied documentation for the actual assembly and controls. Ask for the meaning and conditions of the 60/46 m³/h output entries and 13/6.3 MPa pressure entries before selection. This page is not an operating procedure. Confirm commissioning and training scope, and do not assume automatic adjustment, vacuum monitoring, fault-code libraries or cloud connectivity.
HBTS60 Selection and Quotation Checklist
Output and route: request the output available at the required pressure for the supplied configuration, concrete mix and complete delivery line. The slash-separated table entries have not been mapped to confirmed operating modes.
Engine and site: verify the 129 kW reference, actual engine and auxiliary requirements. Obtain the relevant documentation and site assessment; do not assume explosion-proof, polar, tunnel or extreme-environment suitability.
Service and controls: agree the wear-parts package, service instructions, controls and any optional monitoring functions. Wear-life volumes, fuel-saving percentages, protection ratings and temperature limits are not established by the reference table.
Quotation scope: confirm pipeline items, handover, training and written warranty terms. No named landmark, high-rise building, bridge or mining project is presented here as a verified customer case.
Drive comparison: review the HBT60 electric pump where appropriate, or the diesel pump range for broader selection guidance.
HBTS60 Reference Specifications
| Model | HBTS60 |
| Published theoretical output entries (m³/h; mapping to confirm) | 60/46 |
| Published pressure entries (MPa; mapping to confirm) | 13/6.3 |
| Diesel engine power (kW) | 129 |
| Vertical pumping distance (unit to confirm) | 200 |
| Horizontal pumping distance (unit to confirm) | 500 |
| Distribution valve type | S valve |
| Hydraulic circuit type | Open Circuit |
| Concrete cylinder specification (mm) | Ø200×1800 |
| Main hydraulic cylinder specification (mm) | Ø140×1800 |
| Hydraulic oil tank capacity (L) | 420 |
| Hopper capacity (L) | 600 |
| Aggregate size entries (mm; material types to confirm) | Slick scree: 50 |
| Scree: 40 | |
| Overall dimensions (L × W × H, mm) | 5800×2000×1750 |
| Overall weight (kg) | 5800 |
| Listed towing speed (km/h; conditions to confirm) | ≤8 |
Read before ordering: the existing table records output as 60/46 m³/h and pressure as 13/6.3 MPa. The meaning, order and operating conditions of these entries have not been verified; do not pair the numbers or assume a specific high-/low-pressure mode without the model-specific configuration sheet. The original distance entries are 200 and 500 and were labelled “mm”; their units and test conditions require confirmation, so they have not been converted to metres. The aggregate descriptions “Slick scree” and “Scree” are retained because their material definitions are unclear. Confirm the permitted aggregate types, delivery pipe, concrete requirements, output at the required pressure, dimensions, weight and towing arrangements in the signed quotation.
HBTS60 Diesel Concrete Pump: Buyer Questions
How should the 60/46 and 13/6.3 entries be interpreted?
The existing table records theoretical output as 60/46 m³/h and pressure as 13/6.3 MPa. Their meaning, order and operating conditions have not been confirmed. Do not pair the values or assume a specific operating mode. Request the model-specific configuration sheet and the output available at your required pressure.
Are the pumping distance entries confirmed in metres?
No. The original entries are 200 and 500 with an unverified “mm” label. Their units and test conditions need confirmation. Submit the full route, including horizontal length, vertical rise, bends, pipe diameter and end hose, with the concrete mix requirements for assessment.
What do the aggregate entries mean?
The existing table records “Slick scree: 50” and “Scree: 40” under an aggregate size heading in millimetres. These material descriptions have not been verified. Confirm the permitted aggregate types and sizes, concrete mix and matching delivery-pipe specification; do not assign a material type from these words alone.
What should be confirmed besides the diesel engine rating?
Confirm the engine make and model, starting system, fuel and service arrangements, and any auxiliary electrical requirements. Request the complete equipment and accessory list. The page retains an 18-month warranty reference; confirm its start date, coverage, exclusions, wear-parts treatment and service responsibilities in writing.
