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Gasoline Tamping Rammer – 10kN Soil Compaction Machine

PKR 350,000Ex-Tax / Unit

Gasoline Tamping Rammer with a powerful 6.5 HP LONCIN 196CC engine and 10kN impact force, designed for efficient soil compaction in trenches, foundations, roadwork, and construction sites.

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ManufacturerLucky Engineering
Operational ModeIndustrial / Heavy Duty
Service SupportPakistan-Wide

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The Gasoline Tamping Rammer is a powerful and compact soil compaction machine designed for demanding construction and civil engineering applications. Equipped with a LONCIN 196CC gasoline engine delivering 6.5 HP power and an impressive 10kN impact force, this tamping rammer provides efficient and reliable compaction performance.

Its compact design makes it ideal for trenches, foundations, road maintenance, narrow spaces, and construction sites where larger compaction equipment cannot easily operate. The durable construction and ergonomic foldable handle provide convenient operation, handling, and transportation.

The machine features a 65.5 cm jumping stroke and a 34.5 × 28.5 cm compaction foot, making it suitable for achieving effective soil compaction in confined areas. Its robust construction is designed for long-lasting performance under demanding working conditions.

The Gasoline Tamping Rammer is an excellent choice for contractors, construction companies, civil engineers, road maintenance teams, and foundation work requiring dependable soil compaction equipment.

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Product                                             Gasoline Tamping Rammer
ModelG841016
EngineLONCIN 196CC
Engine TypeGasoline Engine
Power6.5 HP
Impact Force10 kN
Maximum Impact10 kN
Jumping Stroke65.5 cm
Compaction Foot Size34.5 × 28.5 cm
Packing Size56.5 × 45.5 × 80 cm
PackingBrown Box
ApplicationSoil, trench, foundation and road compaction