Vibratory Plate Compactor

Tectonics Vibratory Plate Compactor Is The Preferred Walk Behind Light Weight Compactor In The Pavement Restoration Industry

Pavement professionals that use a Vibratory Plate Compactor will tell you that they rely heavily on their equipment and only want name brand heavy duty equipment.

The Tectonic name speaks for itself as it stands alone when it come to durability. They not only build excellent heavy equipment but they are also known for their smaller line of Vibratory Plate Compactors.

Compaction equipment is not all the same, as you compare features you will begin to find differences in the details that range from the thickness of the Vibration Plate to the engine that the machine uses. Other important details include water tank capacity and different options that can be added later.

Our Tectonic Vibrating Compactor is feature packed giving you the best value for your money. It is powered by a Honda industrial gasoline engine and Centrifugal Clutch drive with 6000 vibrations per minute. The included water tank has a capacity of 3.6 gallons.

Standard Features Include:

• Eccentric force (kN): 3000 lbs
• 6000 vibrations per minute
• 100 ft./min. travel speed
• 5.5 hp Honda engine
• 20" X 24" plate

Additional Information:

• For soil compaction or asphalt patching and finishing
• One piece base plate design
• Watering tank for asphalt work
• Extra large oil reservoir cools the inside and preheats the base plate for better performance on asphalt

Asphalt Compaction using a Vibrating Compactor is the preferred technique for tamping fresh asphalt back into pot holes and new pavement patch areas. The vibrating action actually helps settle the new material much better than if you were to just "Tamp" the material down.

Asphalt Sealcoating Direct also offers Vibco Vibratory Rollers for the professional contractor that prefers to Roll the material while applying Vibratory action. This technique is usually preferred for larger path areas where an infrared heater is used for pavement restoration.