XCMG 75-meter Pump Truck Ready for Action as 'Six Networks' Roll Out Fully!
June 17,2026
Recently, the term "six networks" has become a hot topic. Central meetings have clearly emphasized the construction of six major areas, including water networks and new power grids, with a trillion-level infrastructure wave surging.
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From the clouds a hundred meters high to deep underground pits, from urban buildings to vast wildernesses—this grand "web-weaving" action sees XCMG's 75-meter pump truck lending its "arm strength" to connect the towering, vast, and profound, injecting robust support into the nation's infrastructure.
Not only is it necessary to "transfer water on the ground," but also to "build reservoirs in the sky." Water towers, high-positioned water tanks, dam bodies—concrete pouring has always been the number one challenge in "high-altitude operations." XCMG's 75-meter pump truck, with a maximum pouring height of 74.1 meters, equivalent to several dozen floors, paired with the third-generation intelligent boom technology, makes high-altitude pouring safe, precise, and seamless.
If the water network tests "height," the power network tests "breadth." Transmission towers, substations, wind turbine foundations are scattered in the wilderness, with concrete pouring points far from the pump truck's position.
XCMG's 75-meter pump truck, with a horizontal reach of 67.3 meters and ±360° flat coverage, covers an area equivalent to two soccer fields. With a single setup, thousands of square meters are within control, making it the most reliable "mobile pouring station" on the open wilderness.
During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the network must be smarter, safer, and more resilient. Metro supporting facilities, integrated utility tunnels, deep foundation pits, drainage tunnels, and other projects often face contradictions between safety and efficiency.
XCMG's 75-meter pump truck, with a vertical reach of 55.16 meters, can stand safely outside the foundation pit and extend its boom deep into the pit, truly achieving "one arm to the bottom," ensuring efficient and safe operations.
The "height" of the water network, the "distance" of the power network, and the "depth" of the underground network—XCMG's 75-meter pump truck handles all scenarios with ease. Weaving the "six networks" dense, XCMG is supporting the backbone of the nation's infrastructure with its steel arms.
Source : www.51cm.org
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