SANY Showcases Smart Machines, Tech at CONEXPO 2026 Expo
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SANY Showcases Smart Machines, Tech at CONEXPO 2026 Expo

Construction equipment manufacturer SANY will present its most comprehensive North American portfolio of machinery, intelligent technologies and service solutions at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, scheduled at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Under the theme “Together, We Move the Future Forward,” the company will highlight advancements in performance, digital integration and customer-focused service designed to shape the next phase of construction equipment innovation.

At Booth F44054, SANY will showcase 32 machines and 17 attachments, including 10 new models tailored for the North American market. Key highlights include the SY10U mini excavator, designed with zero tail swing for improved maneuverability and equipped with a full-hydraulic load-sensing system for enhanced operator comfort. The SY335LC medium excavator, powered by a 9L engine from Cummins Inc., delivers high torque and strong digging capabilities, featuring significant bucket and arm force for efficient performance.

The SCA3300A lattice boom crawler crane introduces a smart windshield that automatically adjusts tint based on sunlight, along with an optional auxiliary power unit to optimize energy efficiency and reduce emissions. Meanwhile, the SCA1100TB telescopic crawler crane integrates a 360-degree surround-view monitoring system to enhance lifting safety and lower fuel consumption.

SANY will also present its new-generation SW940L wheel loader, combining an advanced electronic control system with transmission technology from ZF Friedrichshafen, alongside intelligent features such as automatic limit control and tire pressure monitoring. The STH5519 telehandler includes reversing radar, load moment protection and an integrated joystick designed to improve operational efficiency.

Beyond machinery, the company will demonstrate digital solutions aimed at improving equipment uptime. These include the SANY AI Service Assistant for diagnostics and maintenance, RootPilot 3D guidance technology and remote-control capabilities enabling excavator operation across long distances.

Marking two decades of operations in the United States, SANY will also highlight its expanding service network and long-term customer partnerships, underscoring its commitment to innovation, reliability and sustainable construction practices.

Construction equipment manufacturer SANY will present its most comprehensive North American portfolio of machinery, intelligent technologies and service solutions at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2026, scheduled at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Under the theme “Together, We Move the Future Forward,” the company will highlight advancements in performance, digital integration and customer-focused service designed to shape the next phase of construction equipment innovation.At Booth F44054, SANY will showcase 32 machines and 17 attachments, including 10 new models tailored for the North American market. Key highlights include the SY10U mini excavator, designed with zero tail swing for improved maneuverability and equipped with a full-hydraulic load-sensing system for enhanced operator comfort. The SY335LC medium excavator, powered by a 9L engine from Cummins Inc., delivers high torque and strong digging capabilities, featuring significant bucket and arm force for efficient performance.The SCA3300A lattice boom crawler crane introduces a smart windshield that automatically adjusts tint based on sunlight, along with an optional auxiliary power unit to optimize energy efficiency and reduce emissions. Meanwhile, the SCA1100TB telescopic crawler crane integrates a 360-degree surround-view monitoring system to enhance lifting safety and lower fuel consumption.SANY will also present its new-generation SW940L wheel loader, combining an advanced electronic control system with transmission technology from ZF Friedrichshafen, alongside intelligent features such as automatic limit control and tire pressure monitoring. The STH5519 telehandler includes reversing radar, load moment protection and an integrated joystick designed to improve operational efficiency.Beyond machinery, the company will demonstrate digital solutions aimed at improving equipment uptime. These include the SANY AI Service Assistant for diagnostics and maintenance, RootPilot 3D guidance technology and remote-control capabilities enabling excavator operation across long distances.Marking two decades of operations in the United States, SANY will also highlight its expanding service network and long-term customer partnerships, underscoring its commitment to innovation, reliability and sustainable construction practices.

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