
90T Plate Compactor
The 90T listing concerns a plate compactor for surface compaction, with a handle, engine and base plate. The source mixes a red machine picture with yellow assembly and workshop panels.
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The C90 is a gasoline-powered plate compactor for construction compaction work. The supplier lists 15 kN centrifugal force, 75 kg machine weight and a 460 × 515 mm base plate. Its compact footprint suits enquiries for paths, small road-maintenance areas and site preparation, with final suitability assessed against the material and required compaction result.
| Model designation | C90 (source also lists T-90) |
|---|---|
| Centrifugal force | 15 kN |
| Listed machine weight | 75 kg — Net/operating-weight definition to be confirmed. |
| Base-plate dimensions | 460 × 515 mm |
| Listed overall dimensions | 960 × 540 × 680 mm — Handle/transport position not specified. |
| Listed engine-power range | 5.5–6.5 HP — A configuration range, not two installed engines; source uses HP despite its “Power(W)” heading. |
| Vibration frequency | 5,500 vibrations/min |
| Listed forward travel speed | 6–15 m/min — Actual movement depends on job conditions. |
The gasoline engine allows outdoor compaction work without an electrical supply cable. The illustrated arrangement combines a base plate, engine frame, belt cover and operator handle. A water tank and transport-wheel arrangement appear in the supplier images; their inclusion in the selected configuration should be written into the quotation.
Use the 460 × 515 mm plate dimensions to assess access and the work area. The listed overall dimensions should not be treated as a confirmed folded transport envelope because the original listing does not identify the handle position.
Discuss the soil or surface material, moisture, layer thickness, access and required density before choosing a plate compactor. The source refers to construction work and compaction; an asphalt enquiry should specifically confirm the water system and the selected base-plate arrangement. Paving work also requires confirmation of a suitable protective mat or accessory rather than assuming it is included.
The supplier’s depth claim is not presented here as a guaranteed result. Compaction depth and achieved density depend on the material and conditions, and the result should be checked using the project’s acceptance method. Engine horsepower alone is not a reliable measure of compaction performance.
The supplied packing reference shows wooden crates. It demonstrates a packing approach, not the exact dimensions, gross weight or condition of a future shipment. Send the required quantity, engine preference, working material, accessory list and destination city so these items can be specified for the order.
Working material; layer thickness; engine preference; accessories; quantity; destination city.





The supplier puts both names in one model field. They are retained as source designations, not a confirmed equivalence across other suppliers. Confirm the drawing and engine configuration for the ordered machine.
No. It is a listed configuration range. Engine model, brand and rating must be agreed separately; a brand visible in a series detail image is not a supply commitment.
Not from the source claim alone. Material, moisture, layer thickness and operating conditions affect the result. Use the job specification and appropriate testing to verify it.

The 90T listing concerns a plate compactor for surface compaction, with a handle, engine and base plate. The source mixes a red machine picture with yellow assembly and workshop panels.
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The selected originals show a plate compactor from the handle and drive sides, alongside a labelled assembly panel. It is a surface-compaction machine, not a jumping rammer or a concrete mixing tool.
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The listing is a family offer covering T-60, T-90, T-120 and T-160. Original pictures show different handle arrangements and assembly details.
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