Sany India organizes roadshow to showcase its construction technologies in association with CERA
P.P Basistha
Sany Heavy Industry India in joint association with Construction Equipment Rental Association of India (CERA), held a roadshow in New Delhi for showcasing its construction technology across its product verticals, during which it also shared information on its product support initiatives and expansion plans.
Speaking during the event, Mr. Deepak Garg, CEO, Sany Heavy Industry India, said, “The future growth strategy of Sany India will be in enhancing its ratio of product localization so as to make its products and parts cost competitive. We have the distinction of manufacturing 2000 excavators in 2017 with 40% localized components, and we plan to scale up localization to 60% in the next five years. Wewill also increase the production output atour Pune facility by making India our export hub. We will also introduce newer construction technologies through sustained R&D in which we have invested 5-7% of our revenue. This will meet the rising demand for construction solutions across the value chain for both the domestic and export markets.”
Mr. Garg informed that Sany India has so far invested Rs. 600 crores since its inception in India and produced 4000+ equipments during 2007 up till 2017. It exported 20% of its products to Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh during 2016-17. It has an active population of 200+ truck cranes, 13 units of 650-ton crawler cranes, 4000+ excavators, 110 piling rigs, and a fair number of all-terrain cranes of 180-220-600 tons.
Launched in March this year, the SANY SYT 63 (T 5013-5) 5-ton tower crane is designed for lifting steel and other sections, and is highly suitable for BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. It comes with a jib length of 50 meters at which it can lift 1.30 tons. It can lift maximum rated load of 5 tons at 2.5 meters working radius, and has a free-standing height of 40.5 meters. Its ruggedbody is made of high strength steel, and is made highly durable with appropriate levels of shot blasting on the surface. Other features are limit switches for all three mechanisms, anti-collision device, and anemometer for gauging wind pressure, seamless tubular masts and resting platform in every section of the masts. The company has begun manufacturing and assembly of the tower cranes at its Pune facility.
Addressing the gathering Mr. Sanjay Saxena, Business Head and VP (Heavy Equipments), said, “To support our increasing range of equipment in India, we have set up 5 regional offices, a team of 100+ service engineers, 10 product experts, and 30 service locations across India. To ensure optimum availability of the equipment to end-users, we have annual health check-up programsfor the machines supported by dedicated service vehicles. We also render training packages by master operators for all the equipments and precisely for cranes and piling rigs. To ensure their optimum utilization, we undertake application studies to understand the requirements of the contractors based on project necessities.”
Mr. Rajesh Agarwal President CERA & Director Jindal Infrastructures said, “The Association members will be quite keen to work with Sany’s products as they are highly efficient and cost competitive and also because they have a strong servicing and parts support.”
He informed, “Cera is an autonomous body for all India Construction Equipment Rental companies. It has been unanimously decided to make it a common voice of the industry to the relevant authorities, respective states and the central governments by formalizing its constitutional rights, norms, terms & conditions, and codes of conduct. Cera is a one stop solution for all concerns of the construction equipment rental industry.”
Sany Heavy Industry India in joint association with Construction Equipment Rental Association of India (CERA), held a roadshow in New Delhi for showcasing its construction technology across its product verticals, during which it also shared information on its product support initiatives and expansion plans.
Speaking during the event, Mr. Deepak Garg, CEO, Sany Heavy Industry India, said, “The future growth strategy of Sany India will be in enhancing its ratio of product localization so as to make its products and parts cost competitive. We have the distinction of manufacturing 2000 excavators in 2017 with 40% localized components, and we plan to scale up localization to 60% in the next five years. Wewill also increase the production output atour Pune facility by making India our export hub. We will also introduce newer construction technologies through sustained R&D in which we have invested 5-7% of our revenue. This will meet the rising demand for construction solutions across the value chain for both the domestic and export markets.”
Launched in March this year, the SANY SYT 63 (T 5013-5) 5-ton tower crane is designed for lifting steel and other sections, and is highly suitable for BUILDING CONSTRUCTION. It comes with a jib length of 50 meters at which it can lift 1.30 tons. It can lift maximum rated load of 5 tons at 2.5 meters working radius, and has a free-standing height of 40.5 meters. Its ruggedbody is made of high strength steel, and is made highly durable with appropriate levels of shot blasting on the surface. Other features are limit switches for all three mechanisms, anti-collision device, and anemometer for gauging wind pressure, seamless tubular masts and resting platform in every section of the masts. The company has begun manufacturing and assembly of the tower cranes at its Pune facility.
Addressing the gathering Mr. Sanjay Saxena, Business Head and VP (Heavy Equipments), said, “To support our increasing range of equipment in India, we have set up 5 regional offices, a team of 100+ service engineers, 10 product experts, and 30 service locations across India. To ensure optimum availability of the equipment to end-users, we have annual health check-up programsfor the machines supported by dedicated service vehicles. We also render training packages by master operators for all the equipments and precisely for cranes and piling rigs. To ensure their optimum utilization, we undertake application studies to understand the requirements of the contractors based on project necessities.”
Mr. Rajesh Agarwal President CERA & Director Jindal Infrastructures said, “The Association members will be quite keen to work with Sany’s products as they are highly efficient and cost competitive and also because they have a strong servicing and parts support.”
He informed, “Cera is an autonomous body for all India Construction Equipment Rental companies. It has been unanimously decided to make it a common voice of the industry to the relevant authorities, respective states and the central governments by formalizing its constitutional rights, norms, terms & conditions, and codes of conduct. Cera is a one stop solution for all concerns of the construction equipment rental industry.”
NBM&CW November 2017
