HBT90 Electric Concrete Pump
The HBT90 is an electric concrete pumping option. The existing table records theoretical output as 90/55 m³/h, pressure as 18/9.3 MPa and motor power as 110 kW. Confirm the meaning and operating conditions of the slash-separated entries on the configuration sheet for your order; they are not a guaranteed placing rate. Provide the complete pipeline route and site-power details before selection.
Published output entries: 90/55 m³/h; confirm mapping
Warranty reference: 18 months; confirm terms
Reference motor power: 110 kW
Supply options to confirm: 220/380/415/440/480 V; 50/60 Hz
More HBT90 Electric Concrete Pump Details
HBT90 Configuration to Confirm
Review the supplied configuration rather than relying on a model name or a general product description. The following reference specifications should be checked against the equipment offered in your quotation.
Electric drive: the existing table lists motor power of 110 kW. Confirm the supplied motor nameplate, voltage, frequency, phase, starting method and connection capacity. Ask for the actual hydraulic pump specification; no pump brand, automatic power-control function or energy-saving result is established by the reference table.
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. Confirm the assembly drawing and wear-parts list. Do not substitute a stroke range or assume sealing performance, wear compensation or service life without the supplied component specification.
Controls and lubrication: list the actual control functions and maintenance arrangement in the quotation. PLC automation, branded electrical components, remote monitoring, fault diagnosis and automatic lubrication should be identified as included or optional, with model-specific documentation.
Capacities and cooling: the table lists a 800 L hopper and 580 L hydraulic oil tank. Confirm both on the supplied model sheet. Request the cooling specification and maintenance instructions rather than assuming a particular cooling capacity or longer component life.
HBT90 Concrete Supply and Pumping Process
Concrete supply: agree the mix requirements and receiving arrangements with the supplier. Coordinate deliveries to the hopper with the pumping and placing teams; a theoretical output entry does not guarantee uninterrupted supply or placement.
Use these checks to plan the order and handover; they do not replace the supplied operating manual or site procedures.
Output and pressure: ask the supplier to explain the 90/55 m³/h output entries and 18/9.3 MPa pressure entries, including their order, operating conditions and applicable configuration. Do not infer the pairing or select a mode from the slash notation alone.
Delivery route: submit horizontal length, vertical rise, bends, pipe diameter and the end-hose arrangement. The table identifies an S-valve configuration; use the supplied model documentation to confirm the pumping assembly and approved delivery-line connections.
Handover: confirm the manual, commissioning checks, operator training and service responsibilities. Request the actual control description; automatic monitoring or pressure adjustment should not be assumed from the model name.
HBT90 Selection and Quotation Checklist
Site power and output: confirm the 110 kW motor reference and available supply capacity, then request the output available at the pressure required for your concrete mix and route. No energy-saving percentage, operating-cost advantage or continuous placement rate is established here.
Wear parts and upkeep: request component specifications, inspection requirements, replacement instructions and the initial spare-parts package. Agree service responsibilities instead of relying on an unverified durability or wear-life promise.
Control and accessory scope: identify supplied controls, delivery accessories and any optional remote or diagnostic functions in the quotation. Ask for the documentation applicable to the actual unit, not a general feature list.
Site conditions: obtain any required noise-test data and review the installation environment. Electric drive alone does not establish compliance with all noise or environmental limits, or suitability for indoor work, enclosed spaces or tunnels.
Order comparison: review the HBTS90 diesel pump where appropriate, or the electric pump range. Confirm positioning, transport, access for maintenance, accessory quantities, training and written warranty terms before ordering.
The existing table records dimensions of 6000 × 2000 × 1800 mm and weight of 6500 kg. Confirm shipping dimensions, shipping weight and loading arrangements for the supplied unit; the listed towing speed is not confirmation of road transport permission.
HBT90 Reference Specifications
| Model | HBT90 |
| Published theoretical output entries (m³/h; mapping to confirm) | 90/55 |
| Published pressure entries (MPa; mapping to confirm) | 18/9.3 |
| Electric motor power (kW) | 110 |
| Vertical pumping distance (unit to confirm) | 300 |
| Horizontal pumping distance (unit to confirm) | 1000 |
| 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) | 580 |
| Hopper capacity (L) | 800 |
| Aggregate size entries (mm; material types to confirm) | Slick scree: 50 |
| Scree: 40 | |
| Overall dimensions (L × W × H, mm) | 6000×2000×1800 |
| Overall weight (kg) | 6500 |
| Listed towing speed (km/h; conditions to confirm) | ≤8 |
Read before ordering: the existing table records output as 90/55 m³/h and pressure as 18/9.3 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 300 and 1000 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.
HBT90 Electric Concrete Pump: Buyer Questions
How should the 90/55 and 18/9.3 entries be interpreted?
The existing table records theoretical output as 90/55 m³/h and pressure as 18/9.3 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 300 and 1000 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.
Does the HBT90 have a 110 kW or 110–132 kW motor?
The existing parameter table lists 110 kW, while the previous description gave a 110–132 kW range. This page uses the table entry as a reference, not a verified nameplate rating. Confirm the actual motor, voltage, frequency, phase, starting method and available site connection capacity on the model-specific quotation. Also agree the written warranty and handover terms.
