Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a self-synchronised vibro hammer and a gear-driven one?
The traditional vibro hammer relies on a gear drive to provide rotation of eccentrics.
The vibro hammer self-synchronised’ utilises a natural phenomenon which never fails.
Moreover, self-synchronisation enables perfect adaptation to different soil conditions.
Self-synchronised vibratory pile drivers are a new generation of construction machines.
What are the advantages of the vibro hammer with self-synchronisation?
– Lower cost compared to competitors
– Reduced maintenance costs
– Low noise pollution
– Adapts effectively to various soil conditions
– No risk of overheating
– Compatible with smaller excavators or cranes
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Why can we offer a price lower than any of our competitors?
It is quite simple because we have lower production expenses for a self-synchronised vibro hammer.
Reliable and eternal self-synchronisation does not require gear derivation.
It means we exclude costly systems from our machine, saving you money without compromising reliability or quality.
How many operating hours can a self-synchronising vibratory hammer run before requiring a major overhaul?
A vibro hammer with self-synchronisation requires a major overhaul after 3000 working hours.
Most vibro hammers with gear drives require a major overhaul after 1000 working hours.
What are the estimated costs of a major overhaul for a vibro hammer with self-synchronisation?
Usually, it is 20-30% of the initial cost.
Can I hire a vibratory hammer?
Yes. We offer our vibro-hammers for rent.
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