Electric Tamping Rammer

The tamping rammers are machines used for compacting the soil by tapping and are used especially in narrow spaces, where the use of other machines is not possible.Rammers are helpful for flooring, road and pavement repair projects, construction trenches and foundations, and any other job that requires flattening earth or soil. Rammers feature gas, diesel or electric engines that create a vibration, enabling a plate to compact the soil.There are two main types of tamping rammers: engine tamping rammers and electric tamping rammers.As well as being faster, more accurate, more efficient and less labour-intensive, tamping machines are essential for the use of concrete sleepers since they are too heavy (usually over 250 kg or 550 lb) to be lifted by hand.Rammer: A mechanical operated metal rammer having a 5.08 cm diameter face and a weight ofIt is generally made of wood or metal. It is small and one end of which carries a wedge type construction, called peen and the other end possesses a solid cylindrical shape known as butt.