Ground vibrator

Forward and reversible vibratory plates, also called two-way plates, use the principle of directional vibration for compaction. This technique usually utilizes an exciter consisting of two coupled eccentric shafts with opposite rotation. The resulting power ensures optimum performance and utilization of the exciter's working capacity.

Thanks to the directed force, the machine can move both forwards and backwards or perform compaction in place. This feature greatly improves machine handling.