Sany Heavy Industry builds the Sany SY500H heavy mining excavator to dominate harsh quarrying, open-pit mining, and massive civil infrastructure projects where ordinary construction equipment fails. Combining an ultra-heavy structural chassis with high-torque engine architecture, this machine is engineered for multi-shift production workflows that require relentless digging force and maximum mechanical reliability.
Sany SY500H Core Technical Specifications
Operating Weight: 52,500 to 53,500 kilograms (approx. 116,000 lbs) providing an unyielding foundation for heavy material handling.
Engine Model: High-output custom industrial diesel engine producing 298 kW (400 horsepower) optimized for heavy torque delivery at low RPM.
Standard Bucket Capacity: 2.2 to 3.0 cubic meters heavy-duty rock bucket featuring reinforced bottom wear plates.
Max Digging Reach: 11,700 millimeters, allowing expansive cutting paths and effortless multi-tier truck loading.
Max Digging Depth: 7,700 millimeters, designed for deep slot cuts and massive foundation excavations.
Bucket Breakout Force: 305 kilonewtons, tearing effortlessly through compacted shale, frozen ground, and weathered rock.
Undercarriage Width: Wide-gauge heavy-duty crawler track frame featuring dual-flute track rollers and full-length rock guards.
The SY500H features a negative-flow intelligent hydraulic system coordinated with automated electronic power distribution to eliminate engine bogging under heavy shock loads. Heavy-duty multi-stage fuel filtration and air pre-cleaner systems protect the powertrain against microscopic particulate intrusion in dusty open-pit environments. The operator station incorporates heavy steel protective framing, high-back suspension seating, multi-channel climate control, and an integrated rearview and side-view camera monitoring system to maximize safety on congested mining benches.
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