The primary characteristic of sugar-processing equipment and mining hydraulic supports is the core technology of sugar-processing equipment.


A sugar-processing equipment single hydraulic prop is a single, retractable support that generates working resistance through fluid pressure and accomplishes lifting and unloading.

I. Large work scope, low safety management costs

Each specification can replace 2 to 4 conventional piston-type single hydraulic supports, thereby reducing the frequency of switching between different support models due to variations in mining height and roof and floor convergence in roadways. This, in turn, lowers workers’ physical workload and decreases the need for additional spare supports.

II. High support strength and excellent safety and stability

The support column features non-load-bearing welds and incorporates a suspension-based design, whereby the levitation force generated by high-pressure fluid is directly applied to the roof end, accounting for four-fifths of the working resistance. As a result, the load on the support column itself is reduced to only one-fifth, significantly enhancing the stability and ability to withstand eccentric loading of the support system.

III. Leaks are easy to detect, ensuring high safety and reliability.

Thanks to structural improvements, internal leakage is eliminated, thereby preventing false or complete roof falls caused by such leakage. Should a support leak, the fault can be readily identified on-site downhole with the naked eye, allowing for immediate replacement of the support. By employing sealed compensation and seal-tensioning technologies, the greater the pressure from the overlying strata, the tighter the sealing interface becomes, further reducing the likelihood of leakage.

IV. Long service life and simple operation and maintenance

The overall structure is simple and boasts a long service life; it is easy to operate and maintain, significantly reducing the frequency of hoisting the support columns out of the mine and the associated maintenance costs.