Electric Transport Equipment for the Precast Concrete Industry | HENSEN

August 6, 2025

Custom Handling Solutions for Precast Components and Modular Construction

Precast concrete, also known as PC components, refers to concrete structures manufactured in a factory setting through standardized, mechanized production. This contrasts with traditional cast-in-place concrete, which is molded, poured, and cured directly at the construction site.

Precast concrete products are widely used in residential and commercial buildings, infrastructure projects, and energy facilities—including battery storage stations, substations, and transport tunnels—making them a critical part of modern industrial development.

Advantages of Precast Concrete Over Cast-in-Place Construction

  • Safety: Factory-based operations reduce on-site construction risks
  • Quality: Mechanized processes ensure consistent product precision
  • Speed: Standardized sizes and connection points accelerate installation
  • Cost-Effectiveness: Reusable molds and lower labor requirements reduce total costs
  • Environmental Impact: Minimal dust, noise, and disruption at the construction site

Due to these benefits, precast concrete is gaining momentum not only in China but also in Europe, Japan, South Korea, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

Types of Pre-CAST Components Supported by HENSEN

  • Structural elements: precast walls, floors, stairs, balconies, beams, columns
  • Infrastructure units: subway tunnel segments, highway barriers, bridge girders
  • Battery storage enclosures: heavy-duty precast concrete cabins for ESS systems

HENSEN’s Transport Solutions for Precast Plants

Since 2014, HENSEN (HAOSHENG) has served over 100 precast concrete manufacturers and EPC contractors, including major clients such as:

  • CSCEC (China State Construction Tech)
  • Yuanda Group
  • China MCC 5 Group
  • China Railway Construction Corp (CRCC)

We offer a full portfolio of industrial transport equipment:

Equipment TypeSuitable Use Case
AGV (Automated Guided Vehicle)High automation, indoor production lines
RGV (Rail Guided Vehicle)Economical alternative for fixed routes
Electric Platform TruckMost popular model, suitable for both indoor and outdoor transfer
Electric Tow Tractor + Double-head TrailerFlexible, scalable transport of long precast components
Trackless Transfer CartIdeal for non-linear movement in confined spaces
Rail Transfer CartHeavy load, short-distance repetitive movement

Electric Platform Truck: Top Choice for Precast Handling

Among all options, the Electric Platform Truck is the best-selling model for precast logistics in the Chinese market. Key advantages:

  • 🧭 Compact structure, easy to maneuver in narrow spaces
  • ♻️ Zero emissions, low noise, no pollution
  • 🚫 No need for a commercial truck license
  • 🏭 Suitable for inter-line indoor transport or outdoor yard deliveries
  • 🧑‍✈️ Optional driver’s cabin for outdoor driving comfort

Real-World Use Cases

AGV or trackless transfer cart for tunnel segment handling

Electric platform truck for wall and slab delivery

Electric tractor + twin trailers for precast concrete components

Rail cart for heavy-duty batch transfers between workshops and yards

Boost Your Precast Operations with HENSEN’s Smart Transport Solutions

Whether you’re producing building components, infrastructure elements, or ESS enclosures, HENSEN can provide a tailored material handling solution to fit your workflow, site layout, and automation goals.

📩 Contact us today to request a free consultation or project evaluation.

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