MBW GP18 18 Inch Vibratory Plate Compactor

The GP18 vibratory plate compactor has a GX160 Honda engine and is a cost-effective machine with exceptional compaction performance. It’s patent-pending suspension system strategically places shock mounts to absorb shear and compressive forces, reducing hand-arm vibration and isolating the engine from the machine vibrations. This lightweight 174lb (79kg) plate is easy to handle and perfect for small to medium compaction tasks, offering intense vibration at an affordable price.

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Product Details

Honda GX160 Engine

One-piece exciter with self-cleaning open base plate design

Lift cage as standard

Optional wheel kit, water kit and UHMW paving pad for placing interlocking paving stone/brick/block - select from drop-down menus

Plate Size: 46cm x 57cm (18" x 22.5")

Operating Weight: 79kg (174lbs)

Engine Speed: 3400RPM

Exciter Speed: 5240 vpm

Compaction Depth: up to 25cm (10") - Clean sand, optimum moisture. MBW recommends that lifts not exceed 12”.

Travel Speed: up to 23m/min (75 ft/min)

Compaction Rate: 627 m2/hr (6750 ft2/hr)

Noise Level: 84-94 dBA

Water Tank Capacity (if selected) = 8.7l (2.3 gal)

 

The GP18 vibratory plate compactor has a GX160 Honda engine and is economical, portable and offers outstanding compaction performance.

A patent-pending suspension system strategically positions shock mounts to primarily absorb shear forces at the high-amplitude front end of the plate and compressive forces at the low-amplitude trailing end. This innovative system minimizes hand-arm vibration and effectively isolates all upper mass components, including the engine, from exciter-induced vibrations.

This lightweight plate weighing 174lbs (79kg) is easy to lift and manoeuvre around the job site. Accompanied by intense vibration this plate is ideally suited as an economical alternative for small to medium soil compaction applications.

The addition of a water tank to the plate compactor is better suited for tarmac surfaces. As the water is released onto the surface, the water stops the asphalt from sticking to the bottom of the base plate. This allows for a smoother and more seamless compaction process.

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