Sany machines took part in the construction of 3 out of the Top 7 of the highest buildings in the world

Sina has issued the Top 7 of the highest buildings in the world. Sany equipments had participated in the construction of the Dubai Tower in the United Arab Emirates, which is the highest building in the world, the Shanghai World Financial Center, which is the fifth highest building, and the International Commercial Center in Hong Kong, which is the sixth highest building.

As the highest concrete structure in the world, the Dubai Tower, which is located in the UAE, has 150 floors, which amount to 704.9 meters in total. In 2004, 21 Sany concrete machines, which were the best concrete equipments in China, arrived at the so called "HongKong in the Middle East" – Dubai, the capital city of UAE, and took part in the construction of the Dubai Tower. 

The construction of the Shanghai World Financial Center, which is the fifth highest building, with 492 meters in height, has been finished in 2008. During the construction, the Sany Superhigh Trailer Mounted Concrete Pump continued to pour 30,000 cubic meters concrete to the main building slab in 40 hours. In addition, the single perpendicular pump transferred concrete to 492 meters vertically to the roof sealing, which created a new world record. With a super strong pump ability and stability, the Sany concrete pump has earned the contractors’high praise.

The sixth highest building is the Hong Kong International Commercial Center which has 118 floors. As the final phase of the Hong Kong Kowloon development project, the horizontal height of this multi-purpose building is 490 meters. Four Sany HBT90CH2135D trailer mounted concrete pumps and two wall type 32 meters placing booms had done the concrete job. Mr. Zheng Guifeng, senior executive of HongKong Xinhui Construction Ltd which is the contractor of the International Commercial Center, said that the Sany pipe setup technology and the world’s first super high water clean technology created values for them during the super high building construction.