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Rammer Compactor
Vibration
Uniaxial Monowheel
Honda Gx160
Gvc80
5.5
85
5600
13.7
40
450
57*45
GE Wilson
Carton
CE, ISO, EPA
China
Product Description
MIKASA Design Vibratory Soil Plate Compactor
Features
Foldable handle for easy transportation and stock. Push wheels as options. Throttle control for easy holding working speed. Heavy-duty shock mounts reduce vibration to the upper engine and handle.
Application
Design for compaction in confined areas of granular soil in narrow trenches, theseplates are ideal for curbs, gutters, around tanks, forms, columns, footings, guard railings, drainage ditches, gas and sewer works and building construction.
Parameters
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Features
Foldable handle for easy transportation and stock. Push wheels as options. Throttle control for easy holding working speed. Heavy-duty shock mounts reduce vibration to the upper engine and handle.
Application
Design for compaction in confined areas of granular soil in narrow trenches, theseplates are ideal for curbs, gutters, around tanks, forms, columns, footings, guard railings, drainage ditches, gas and sewer works and building construction.
Parameters
| Model | GVC60 | GVC70 | GVC80 | GVC90 |
| Plate size mm | 500×350 | 580×400 | 570×450 | 525×500 |
| Vbrating frequency Hzv.p.m | 93 (5,600) | 93(5,600) | 93 (5,600) | 100(6000) |
| Centrifugal force(max)kN/kgf | 10.1 (1030) | 12.0 (1220) | 13.7 (1400) | 15.0 (1530) |
| Max.traveling speed m/min | 25 | 25 | 25 | 25 |
| Max.limited grade ability %/ | 35 | 35 | 35 | 35 |
| ngine Model | GX160 | GX160 | GX160 | GX160 |
| Brand | HONDA | HONDA | HONDA | HONDA |
| Max.output | 5.5HP | 5.5HP | 5.5HP | 5.5HP |
| Dimension mm | 680×370×590 | 925×580×865 | 680×460×590 | 1100×560×825 |
| Weight kg | 65 | 75 | 78 | 91 |
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If you are interested in our products, please feel free to contact us , we will give a detailed introduction to your questions.
