Plate compactors and tamping rammers are mechanical equipment used to compact soil, and they play an important role on construction sites. However, there are some significant differences between them.
1. Compaction principle: The plate compactor compacts the soil mainly through vibration and vibration, while the tamping rammer compacts the soil by vertically hitting the soil core.
2.Operation method: The operation of plate compactor is relatively simple and suitable for beginners. The operation of tamping rammer requires certain operational skills because it is applied to a small area.
3.Strength and Impact volume: The impact force and compaction amount of the tamping rammer are greater than that of the flat rammer, so it has more advantages when dealing with sticky and small-grained soil.
4. Scope of application: The tamping rammer is suitable for working in small spaces, such as tunnels, around wellheads, and local repairs of road surfaces, etc. Plate compactors are more suitable for handling large areas of soil with low viscosity.
5. Size and weight: Plate tampers are generally larger than tamping tampers and therefore produce greater blows and greater compaction during the compaction process.
6. Application scenarios: Plate compactors are suitable for soil compaction in large areas, such as infrastructure construction such as roads, railways, and airports. The tamping ram is suitable for soil compaction in small spaces, such as construction sites, tunnels, tunnels, etc.
The tamping machines produced by DIG-DOG are diesel, gas and electric, which can meet the needs of different working conditions. If you are interested in the tamping machine, please contact us in time and our experts will give you professional advice on buy and use.
In short, there are significant differences between plate rammers and tamping rammers in terms of compaction principles, operation methods, impact volume, scope of application, size and weight. According to the actual needs of the project and the soil conditions, it is very important to select the appropriate compaction equipment.
