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HCR125
HCR125 gasoline tamping rammer for confined compaction work. Listed 5.5–6.5 HP options and 78 kg; request the engine, foot dimensions and verified impact data.
| Listed engine options | 5.5–6.5 HP |
|---|---|
| Listed weight | 78 kg |
| Parameters to confirm | Send an enquiry to confirm: Selected engine model; Correctly defined impact force/energy; Confirmed stroke frequency and foot size; Achievable compaction result. |
The HCR125 compacts through a repeatedly moving foot rather than a broad rolling drum. It is considered for trenches, foundation backfill and other confined areas when the material and working conditions suit a tamping rammer. Foot dimensions, soil type and the required result matter more than a general construction-equipment label.
The source SKU explicitly identifies HCR125, with gasoline power options of 5.5–6.5 HP and a listed 78 kg weight. Other rammers shown in the family photographs are not substitutes. The impact-force entry has an unsuitable unit, so this page does not turn it into a force or energy rating. Send an enquiry for the selected engine, foot size and correctly defined impact parameters.
Send an enquiry to confirm: Selected engine model; Correctly defined impact force/energy; Confirmed stroke frequency and foot size; Achievable compaction result.
The HCR125 compacts through a repeatedly moving foot rather than a broad rolling drum. It is considered for trenches, foundation backfill and other confined areas when the material and working conditions suit a tamping rammer. Foot dimensions, soil type and the required result matter more than a general construction-equipment label.
Confirm supplied accessories, packing weight and dimensions, transit protection and delivery terms.
Send an enquiry to confirm: Selected engine model; Correctly defined impact force/energy; Confirmed stroke frequency and foot size; Achievable compaction result.
No. Achieved results depend on the soil, moisture, lift thickness and work method. The source depth is not a project acceptance result.
The archived SKU names an engine option, but the delivered engine model and rating must be stated in the current quotation.
The source labels the quantity with N.M, which does not establish a force rating. Request a correctly defined specification rather than a converted guess.
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