Wacker Neuson has a long tradition in the compaction industry. In 1930, Hermann Wacker invented the first vibratory rammer. At that time, this was a real innovation. Soil compaction continues to be one of our specialties and today, we continue to make new paths in compaction performance.
Compaction Equipment
Rammers
Whether battery-powered or gasoline-powered with 2-stroke or 4-stroke engines, Wacker Neuson’s vibratory rammers are designed for high performance and long life with high stroke energy, high percussion rate and long shoe stroke.
All our vibratory plates provide high compaction performance with low hand-arm vibration (HAV). Innovative features such as Compatec and Compamatic make it easy for you to track the status of compaction with pinpoint precision
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