Sany participates at India Stone Mart 2024

08 Feb 2024 CW Team

Sany India, known for its dedication to innovation, showcased a range of cutting-edge machinery and equipment designed to meet the evolving needs of the stone industry. At the India Stone Mart 2024, Sany India showcased a diverse machinery lineup. The SY 60, a compact hydraulic excavator was presented as alternative to backhoe loader. The SY 140 Quarry, a mid-size excavator, is ideal for quarry-specific tasks like material extraction, loading, hauling, sorting, stockpiling, trenching, and various attachments. The SY 240 Grama is designed for granite and marble applications, with enhanced capabilities through specialised attachments like buckets and grapples. The SY 390 Grama, a giant machine, excels in handling, sorting, quarry excavation, and block transportation in granite and marble applications. Each machine reflects Sany?s commitment to providing tailored solutions for the stone industry.

Commenting on the occasion, Shashank Pandey (Business Head for Excavators and Motor Graders), Sany Heavy Industry India, said, ?At Sany India, we understand the important role the stone industry plays in the Indian economy, along with the need for better operating economics. We are thrilled to participate in the India Stone Mart 2024, which provides an opportunity to highlight the superior operating economics that our machines provide, along with improved productivity at lower operating and maintenance costs. At Sany, we view environmental responsibility not only as a duty but also as an opportunity to innovate and lead. Through our participation, we aspire to inspire and engage with our partners, customers, and community, fostering collaboration in building a more efficient and prosperous future together.?

The event featured a series of exhibits, workshops and seminars where Sany India demonstrated its latest innovation, including energy-efficient machinery and better operating solutions that minimise environmental impact without compromising performance. The experts across the industry were on hand to discuss the latest trends in the stone industry, sharing insights on sustainable practices and techniques that can be explored to advance sustainability in the sector.

India Stone Mart 2024 served as a testament to the industry's collective ambition to embrace sustainable practices. SANY India's participation not only highlighted its leadership in providing state-of-the-art equipment but also its dedication to fostering a more sustainable and responsible stone industry.

Sany India, a leading manufacturer of construction equipment, participated in the 12th edition of India Stone Mart 2024, held in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Under the theme ?Stone for Sustainability,? this prestigious event gathered industry leaders, innovators and policymakers to showcase the latest trends, technologies and sustainable practices in the stone industry. Sany India, known for its dedication to innovation, showcased a range of cutting-edge machinery and equipment designed to meet the evolving needs of the stone industry. At the India Stone Mart 2024, Sany India showcased a diverse machinery lineup. The SY 60, a compact hydraulic excavator was presented as alternative to backhoe loader. The SY 140 Quarry, a mid-size excavator, is ideal for quarry-specific tasks like material extraction, loading, hauling, sorting, stockpiling, trenching, and various attachments. The SY 240 Grama is designed for granite and marble applications, with enhanced capabilities through specialised attachments like buckets and grapples. The SY 390 Grama, a giant machine, excels in handling, sorting, quarry excavation, and block transportation in granite and marble applications. Each machine reflects Sany?s commitment to providing tailored solutions for the stone industry. Commenting on the occasion, Shashank Pandey (Business Head for Excavators and Motor Graders), Sany Heavy Industry India, said, ?At Sany India, we understand the important role the stone industry plays in the Indian economy, along with the need for better operating economics. We are thrilled to participate in the India Stone Mart 2024, which provides an opportunity to highlight the superior operating economics that our machines provide, along with improved productivity at lower operating and maintenance costs. At Sany, we view environmental responsibility not only as a duty but also as an opportunity to innovate and lead. Through our participation, we aspire to inspire and engage with our partners, customers, and community, fostering collaboration in building a more efficient and prosperous future together.? The event featured a series of exhibits, workshops and seminars where Sany India demonstrated its latest innovation, including energy-efficient machinery and better operating solutions that minimise environmental impact without compromising performance. The experts across the industry were on hand to discuss the latest trends in the stone industry, sharing insights on sustainable practices and techniques that can be explored to advance sustainability in the sector. India Stone Mart 2024 served as a testament to the industry's collective ambition to embrace sustainable practices. SANY India's participation not only highlighted its leadership in providing state-of-the-art equipment but also its dedication to fostering a more sustainable and responsible stone industry.

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