TAMPING RAMMER

Description

A tamping rammer, also known simply as a "rammer" or "jumping jack," is a compact construction equipment used for compacting soil, gravel, or asphalt in confined areas or trenches. Here are some key features and aspects of tamping rammers:

1. Design: Tamping rammers are typically small, handheld or wheeled machines with a heavy foot at the bottom that impacts the ground rapidly (up to several hundred times per minute) to compact the material.

2. Operation: They are operated by a single person who controls the rammer's movements and pressure applied to the ground. The operator uses handles to guide and maneuver the rammer.

3. Applications: They are commonly used in construction, roadworks, landscaping, and utility installation where trenches or small areas need compacting. They are especially useful for compacting cohesive soils and materials in tight spaces.

4. Effectiveness: Tamping rammers are effective in achieving high compaction densities due to the rapid impact and vibratory action they provide.

5. Maintenance: Regular maintenance of tamping rammers includes checking engine oil levels, cleaning air filters, inspecting the foot for wear, and ensuring proper functioning of all mechanical and electrical components.

6. Safety: Operators should wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as gloves, eye protection, and sturdy footwear. Proper training in the safe operation of the equipment is essential.

MODEL

WEIGHT     (KG)

DIMENSION     (MM)

SHOE SIZE   (MM)

IMPACT FORCE   (MM)

JUMPING HIGHT   (MM)

FORWARD SPEED   (M/MIN)

MATERIAL

TYPE

ENGINE

MAX. OUTPUT   KW(HP)

MAX. SPEED   (RPM)

FUEL TANK   (L)

JPR 100

90

L600 x W600 x H1000

L300 x W300

20

40-70

0-25

ALUMINIUM

ENGINE

HONDA /GREAVES

4.0(5.5)

3600

3

JPR 100E

100

L600 x W600 x H1000

L300 x W300

20

45-70

8-10

ALUMINIUM

ELECTRIC

ELECTRIC MOTOR 380 V/ 50 HZ

3

3600

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