
SANY introduces the world’s first 50-ton energy-storage reach stacker with powerful lifting, energy recovery, swappable batteries, and high endurance, driving sustainable lifting solutions for global renewable energy projects.
By Robin Kumar Attri
World’s first 50-ton energy-storage reach stacker.
Handles ISO 20ft & 40ft containers.
65% energy recovery during boom descent.
512 kWh swappable battery system.
Over 7 hours of continuous operation.
SANY has set a new benchmark in lifting machinery by launching the world’s first 50-ton energy-storage reach stacker on August 1, 2025. This advanced machine is designed to meet the growing demand for efficient and sustainable lifting solutions in large-scale energy-storage projects, supporting the global transition towards carbon neutrality.
Earlier this year, SANY also introduced a 65-ton reach stacker, which has been running smoothly for nearly six months. With the addition of the 50-ton model, the company now offers a stronger portfolio tailored for diverse working conditions, ensuring powerful lifting, higher energy efficiency, and longer endurance.
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Powerful Lifting Performance
Designed to handle ISO 20-foot and 40-foot energy-storage containers.
It can stack up to six containers, maximizing storage space.
Provides a hoisting capacity of 50 tons, enabling fast and precise transfers of heavy storage cabinets.
Outstanding Energy Efficiency
Fitted with an advanced electric control pump and an intelligent current regulation system.
High-pressure hydraulic system reduces pressure loss by 50%.
Features an energy recovery system that reclaims over 65% of potential energy during boom descent.
For every 1 kWh consumed, 0.4 kWh is recovered, cutting overall operating costs.
Reliable Endurance for Large Projects
Consumes just 1.8 kWh per container move, making it cost-efficient.
Powered by a 512 kWh swappable battery system with both fast-charging and swapping options.
Supports over seven hours of continuous operation, ensuring smooth progress for high-intensity schedules.
The first units of this 50-ton reach stacker will be delivered in August 2025. Combined with the 65-ton model, SANY is positioning itself as a leader in sustainable lifting technologies designed to power the global shift toward cleaner energy solutions.
A senior spokesperson from SANY said,
“With the launch of the 50-ton energy-storage reach stacker, we are setting new benchmarks in lifting solutions tailored for the renewable energy sector. Our focus remains on delivering machines that combine strength, efficiency, and reliability to support the world’s shift toward sustainable energy.”
They further added,
“Innovation is at the heart of our strategy. By integrating energy recovery technologies and swappable batteries, we aim to provide our customers with equipment that not only boosts productivity but also reduces carbon footprints.”
The launch represents an important step in SANY’s R&D journey toward low-carbon innovation. As energy-storage projects continue to expand worldwide, SANY’s advanced lifting solutions are expected to play a key role in making operations more efficient, reliable, and sustainable. With the new 50-ton model, the company strengthens its global leadership in future-ready lifting technologies.
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SANY’s launch of the 50-ton energy-storage reach stacker marks a big leap in sustainable lifting technology. With advanced energy recovery, swappable batteries, and cost efficiency, it is set to support global renewable energy projects. Alongside the 65-ton model, SANY is shaping the future of efficient, reliable, and green lifting solutions for the worldwide energy transition.
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