32m Self

In 2026, a 32 m self-climbing concrete placing boom supplied by HAMAC was successfully put into operation on a high-rise building project in the Philippines, working inside the slab and elevator shaft to place concrete for upper floors. Installed on the inner structure of the building, the placing boom climbs floor by floor as construction progresses, ensuring efficient and safe concrete distribution at heights where truck pumps cannot reach directly. The machine is fixed in the elevator shaft and equipped with a hydraulic self-climbing mechanism, allowing the self-climbing concrete placing boom to rise automatically with the increase of floor levels. Concrete is pumped from a stationary concrete pump at ground level and then distributed to different positions on the slab through the 32 m boom, which covers a large placing radius with 0-360 rotation and multiple articulating arms. Thanks to this configuration, the contractor can pour slabs, columns, beams and shear walls on upper floor

Buyers usually compare two things: whether the machine will hold its rated output on a hot day with damp aggregates, and whether anyone will answer the phone in year three. HAMAC designs for both.