Groundwork & Piling
Hydraulic plate compactor
An excavator-mounted vibrating plate for compacting trench backfill, prepared ground and slopes. Select the plate size and hydraulic requirements for the machine and working area.
Excavator attachments
Groundwork & Piling
Compact backfill, drive or extract piles and prepare ground. Open a product to review its design, applications and installation requirements.
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Groundwork & Piling
Compaction wheel
An excavator-mounted compaction wheel for soil and aggregate preparation. The regular and open-tooth arrangements have separate model tables and carrier ranges.
Groundwork & Piling
Vibratory pile driver
A side-grip vibratory pile driver for installing and extracting suitable piles. The rotating and tilting head positions piles in confined foundation and infrastructure work.
Groundwork & Piling
Pile breaker
A hydraulically operated attachment for removing concrete pile heads. Circular modular and square-pile arrangements position crushing rods around the pile; select the layout for pile shape, dimensions and reinforcement.
Groundwork & Piling
Excavator trencher
A hydraulic chain-cutting attachment for narrow pipe, cable, irrigation and drainage trenches. A side auger moves excavated soil away from the trench; the mounting bracket must suit the excavator.
Groundwork & Piling
Excavator ripper
A single-shank excavator attachment for loosening hard soil, compacted ground and suitable soft rock before excavation.
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Installation requirements
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Working task
Distinguish ground loosening, compaction, pile driving and pile-head removal.
Tool dimensions
Shank clearance, plate width, wheel width or pile and clamp dimensions.
Hydraulic requirements
Powered tools need tool-specific flow, pressure and return checks; a passive ripper does not need a hydraulic circuit.
Site and machine
Ground conditions, access, operating weight and lifting capacity.
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