GRT75-2 GASOLINE TAMPING RAMMER

Name: GRT75-2 GASOLINE TAMPING RAMMER
Brand: Ingco
SKU: 784LKM
Price: 87500.00 BDT
Availability: InStock

SKU: 784LKM

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GRT75-2 GASOLINE TAMPING RAMMER

GRT75-2 GASOLINE TAMPING RAMMER are used for confined area, trench work, backfill and repairing work on asphalt. C. Suitable especially for compacting the roadbed with low water content that heavy vibro compactor could not work.

Petrol engine
Engine power:4.8Kw(6.5HP)
Weight:79Kgs
Impact force: 10kN
Impact rate:450-660rpm
Jumping stroke: 65mm
Shoe size: 33X29cm
Fuel tank volume: 2.0L

Product Origin: China (One of the Top Power Tool Brand)

rammer (plural rammers) A device used to ram; a ramrod. quotations ▼ Now use your rammer to pack it tightly into the barrel. One who, or that, rams.

Two-stroke rammers can be laid on their side, he adds, and while it’s true that today’s four-stroke rammers can handle the side orientation as well, it’s less reliably true. “As machines get older, there is still a chance that laying it on its side could cause damage,” he explains.

While most compactors use vibration, a jumping jack compactor uses the impact force to compress the soil. The foot of the machine lifts from the ground and slams back down which results in deeper compaction depths.