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Concrete Vibrators

• Full line of concrete vibrators with a selection of four electric motors and one gas-powered unit
• Range of interchangeable and reversible flexshafts and eight high-amplitude heads from 3⁄4-in. diameter pencil size to 21⁄2-in.-diameter
• 17⁄8-in. rubber head for epoxy-coated rebar applications
• Mold-injected nylon quick-disconnect system
• Chrome-plated tubular steel frame with oversized rubber mounts

Stone Construction Equip. Inc.

GBPH25 Backpack Vibrator

• Runs all sizes of Denver vibrator heads up to 2½ in. in diameter
• High-visibility safety colors on the frame and padding
• Honda-approved application
• Built for durability, safety and operator comfort

Denver Concrete Vibrator

BP-50 Backpack Vibrator

• Totally enclosed rotary throttle allowing operator to control engine while preventing wet concrete from entering and clogging throttle mechanism
• Kill switch on handle
• Patent pending rotary throttle designed and engineered to eliminate operator's variable setting of engine speed ensuring unit will consistently produce proper vibrations per minute
• Comes standard with Quick Disconnect "QD" system and Honda gasoline engines
• Vibrator heads develop 12,000 vpm and never drop below 10,000 vpm even in heaviest low slump concrete loads
• Handles heads up to 21⁄2 in.

Oztec Industries Inc.

Flex-Shaft Concrete Vibrators

• Powered by 115-volt grounded aluminum electric motors on a four-cycle Honda gasoline engine
• All Allen Flex-Shaft vibrator heads, shafts and power units are interchangeable

Allen Engineering Corporation

Concrete Vibrators

• PL15E, PL20E and PL30E are 11⁄2- to 3-hp electric concrete vibrators
• PL25BP is a 21⁄2-hp gas backpack unit
• Models offer mid-frequency and force characteristics to set particles in motion fast for rapid consolidation of homogenous mixes
• High-strength cast-aluminum electric motor housing
• Shock-absorbing frame
• Vibrator heads from 3⁄4 to 21⁄2 in. in diameter and flex shafts from 2 to 21 ft. or up to 42 ft. with connectors

Ingersoll Rand Company