HBT50 Electric Concrete Pump
The HBT50 is presented here as an electric concrete pumping option. The existing specification table lists theoretical pumping output of 50 m³/h, maximum concrete pressure of 12 MPa and motor power of 55 kW. Treat these as reference entries for quotation review, not a guarantee of site placing rate. Confirm the exact configuration and your full pipeline route before ordering.
Reference theoretical output: 50 m³/h
Warranty reference: 18 months; confirm terms
Reference motor power: 55 kW
Supply options to confirm: 220/380/415/440/480 V; 50/60 Hz
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HBT50 Configuration to Confirm
Review the HBT50 reference table against the configuration sheet for the unit being quoted. The following checks distinguish the existing published entries from features that require supplier confirmation.
Electric drive: the existing table lists motor power of 55 kW. Confirm the supplied motor nameplate, voltage, frequency, phase, starting method and connection capacity. A motor-power figure alone does not establish operating cost or energy savings.
Pumping assembly: the table lists an S valve, an open hydraulic circuit, concrete cylinders of Ø180 × 1200 mm and main hydraulic cylinders of Ø125 × 1200 mm. Request the assembly drawing and wear-parts list; do not substitute another cylinder diameter or assume a wear-life guarantee.
Control scope: specify the control functions, component makes and any remote-control or monitoring option in the quotation. PLC automation, fault diagnosis and branded electrical components are not established by the reference table.
Capacities and service items: the table lists a 600 L hopper and 300 L hydraulic oil tank. Confirm these entries for the supplied unit. Ask for the actual lubrication arrangement, maintenance instructions and included consumables rather than assuming automatic lubrication.
HBT50 Concrete Supply and Pumping Process
Plan the concrete supply, delivery line and placing operation together. The following points support quotation review; they do not replace the supplied operating manual or site procedures.
Concrete supply: agree the mix requirements and receiving arrangements with the supplier. Coordinate delivery to the hopper with the pumping and placing teams; the reference output is not a guarantee of uninterrupted supply.
Pipeline assessment: provide the complete route, including horizontal length, vertical rise, bends, pipe diameter and end hose. Request the output available at the pressure needed for that route and concrete mix.
Assembly documentation: the reference table identifies an S-valve configuration. Use the supplied model documentation to confirm its pumping assembly, components and approved delivery-line connections.
Commissioning and training: confirm the manual, handover checks, operator training and service responsibilities in the order. Do not assume automatic pressure or flow adjustment, monitoring functions or optimal performance from the model name alone.
HBT50 Selection and Quotation Checklist
Power and output: check the 55 kW motor reference and the output available at your required pressure. Compare electricity supply and site arrangements before deciding; no energy-saving percentage or operating-cost advantage is established here.
Wear parts and maintenance: request the wear-parts specifications, inspection requirements and replacement instructions. Agree the initial spare-parts package; do not treat materials, sealing performance or service life as confirmed without the supplied component specification.
Controls and accessories: list the required control functions and delivery accessories in the quotation. Any remote control, monitoring or diagnostic feature should be identified as included or optional, with model-specific documentation.
Site conditions: obtain any required noise-test data and review the site conditions before selecting the equipment. Electric drive alone does not demonstrate compliance with every noise limit or establish suitability for tunnels, indoor work or enclosed spaces.
Final order review: confirm the connection capacity and starting requirements, not just a voltage option.
Output and route: request the output available at the pressure required for your concrete mix, pipe diameter, bends and vertical rise.
Equipment scope: check the model designation, controls, wear parts, delivery accessories and documentation.
Access and service: review positioning, transport, maintenance access and agreed support responsibilities.
Drive comparison: compare the HBTS50 diesel pump where appropriate. See the electric pump range for broader selection guidance. No noise level, component brand, energy saving or remote-control feature should be assumed without model-specific evidence.
HBT50 Reference Specifications
| Model | HBT50 |
| Theoretical pumping output (m³/h) | 50 |
| Maximum concrete pumping pressure (MPa) | 12 |
| Electric motor power (kW) | 55 |
| Vertical pumping distance (unit to confirm) | 150 |
| Horizontal pumping distance (unit to confirm) | 300 |
| Distribution valve type | S valve |
| Hydraulic circuit type | Open Circuit |
| Concrete cylinder specification (mm) | Ø180×1200 |
| Main hydraulic cylinder specification (mm) | Ø125×1200 |
| Hydraulic oil tank capacity (L) | 300 |
| Hopper capacity (L) | 600 |
| Aggregate size entries (mm; material types to confirm) | Slick scree: 40 |
| Scree: 30 | |
| Overall dimensions (L × W × H, mm) | 4800×1800×1650 |
| Overall weight (kg) | 3500 |
| Listed towing speed (km/h; conditions to confirm) | ≤8 |
Read before ordering: these are the existing published reference values, not a verified configuration sheet for your order. The original distance entries are 150 and 300 and were labelled “mm”; their units and test conditions require confirmation, so they have not been converted to metres. The original aggregate descriptions “Slick scree” and “Scree” are retained because their material definitions have not been verified. Ask for the permitted aggregate types, delivery-pipe specification and concrete conditions. Confirm the output available at the required pressure, complete pipeline route, dimensions, weight and towing arrangements in the signed quotation.
HBT50 Electric Concrete Pump: Buyer Questions
Does 50 m³/h mean guaranteed site output?
No. The existing table lists 50 m³/h theoretical pumping output and 12 MPa maximum concrete pressure. Ask for the output available at your required operating pressure and concrete conditions; do not assume separate maximum figures can be achieved together.
Are the distance values confirmed in metres?
No. The original table entries are 150 and 300, with a “mm” label that has not been verified. Their units and test conditions need confirmation. Provide the complete route, including vertical rise, horizontal length, bends, pipe diameter and end hose, for a model-specific assessment.
How should the aggregate size entries be read?
The existing table records “Slick scree: 40” and “Scree: 30” under an aggregate size heading in millimetres. The material descriptions are unclear; do not assign a material type from these words alone. Confirm the permitted aggregate type and size, concrete mix requirements and matching delivery-pipe specification.
What electrical and warranty details should be confirmed?
Confirm the supplied motor rating, voltage, frequency, phase, starting requirements and available connection capacity. The page retains an 18-month warranty reference; request the written start date, coverage, exclusions, wear-parts treatment and service responsibilities. Include commissioning, training and accessory quantities in the quotation.
