Reversible Plate Compactor

A plate compactor is available in a variety of shapes, sizes, and accessories, but the main features remain the same. They can be either electric or gasoline-powered. A gasoline or diesel engine drives or vibrates the plate. Plate compactors work with a heavy M.S. plate on the bottom of the machine, which vibrates rapidly up and down. In combination with high impacts, weight of the plates, and impact of forces given, the soil  is effectively compacted or packed. Plate compactors work best on granular soils, such as those that contain more sand or gravel to compact asphalt and sub-base on driveways and parking lots, as well as to repair them. They are useful in tight field areas where  larger rollers might not be able to reach.  A plate compactor is the most commonly used or rented equipment for small compaction jobs. .An electric model performs faster compared to a gasoline-powered one. There are categorized into  types based on their motion and power. Depending upon work size, a contractor must decide which of these to use.

Reversible rammer are plate compactors which are used in narrows surfaces, very tight areas. They are used to compact soils, pavers, gravel. Used in confined areas. effective application in non cohesive soils .Reversible compactor frame in designed in a such way that to avoid damages of assembly, provided with heavy duty mounts to avoid vibrations to operator, sealed belt to prevent from dust formation while running, base plate are made as radial, very ductile, wear resistant for continence and maintenance and assures durability. Some reversible plates operate in a hover mode, too. Reversible plates work in both forward and reverse versions. The use of reversible and high-performance/heavy-duty plate compactors is commonly seen for sub-base and deep compaction. ESI compacting trenches and backfilling around foundations, SPOT compaction.