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If you ask someone how to make a concrete patio or how to pour a concrete driveway, they’ll list off a range of equipment you’ll need. One of the most critical pieces of equipment to hire on this list will be a concrete vibrator. Once concrete is set, removing and starting fresh can be a big pain. So, you don’t want to entrust your concrete finish to any ol’ piece of equipment. Our Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator is top of the line, ensuring you’ll have the desired concrete texture and concrete finish, no matter the size of the job.
There are many benefits to choosing a Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator over other machinery. As well as that, you must know how to operate this machinery safely. This guide will go over all the added perks of choosing this market-leading piece of hire equipment. We’ll also cover all the ins and outs to ensure you end up with a quality concrete finish. Here’s what we’ll cover:
The purpose of a concrete vibrator
Hikoki Concrete Vibrator features
Hikoki Concrete Vibrator specifications
Safety gear for operating a Hikoki Concrete Vibrator
How to operate a Hikoki Concrete Vibrator
Here we go!
Concrete vibrators like our top-of-the-line Hikoki UV3628DA essentially act to settle wet concrete. As concrete is poured, air gets trapped and causes a honeycomb-like texture that can compromise its finished strength. A concrete vibrator is designed to force air bubbles out of your wet concrete to help it settle. Our Hikoki UV3628DA has an internal vibrator that forces trapped air out of the mixture when inserted into wet concrete. It’s powerful, lightweight and achieves amazing results with a squeeze of a trigger. But, more on its features soon.
Top tip: At Hirepool, we’ve got loads of handy guides to do with concrete and masonry. Check out our guide on how to mix concrete perfectly every time and how to pour concrete.
There are many reasons why our Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator is one of our most sought-after masonry equipment for hire. Its extensive range of features makes this gear perfect for settling concrete on any sized job, whether a concrete driveway or one of your wildest concrete patio ideas.
The Hikoki UV3628DA is one of the industry's most advanced and efficient vibrating tools. One of the big attractions is its incredible power. This hire equipment features two power models that allow you to choose between low speed for superior vibration and high speed for quick work. Its constant control speed can deliver a no-load speed of 12000 to 15200 vibrations a minute!
Its two-speed, brushless motor makes the Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator so powerful. The motor ensures a long and reliable working performance with minimal need for maintenance.
When you regularly use concrete and masonry equipment, control and comfort are essential. Excess vibration on your hands and having concrete splashed on your skin are not great for your health. The Hikoki UV3628DA has an ergonomically designed handle to offer you great comfort and ease of use, no matter where you’re using it. This hire equipment also features a trigger switch with a stopper, so you can immediately stop vibration.
It’s a great ‘squeeze n’ go’ tool, or you can use the lock-on switch for continuous vibration. With a protective cover, the Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator also helps prevent splashes that keep you and your tools dry.
What separates the Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator from the rest is its flexible shaft, which is 28mm in diameter. This state-of-the-art vibration rod is made up of a rubber hose that attaches to a vibrating steelhead. It’s designed to expel air up to 40% faster than most other concrete vibrators out there!
Top tip: If you work in the concrete industry, Hirepool can help you to work smarter with a trade partnership. For more information about the benefits of a Hirepool trade account, watch our video interview with BPS Concrete, based out of Auckland.
The technical specifications for the Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator are truly impressive. Comparing these figures to other similar gear will show you just how ahead of the pace Hikoki is. The Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator technical specs include:
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Vibrating rod diameter |
28mm |
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Shaft type |
Flexi |
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Run time |
N speed: 60mins P speed: 45mins |
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Voltage |
36V |
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Dimensions |
1045mm x 90mm x 224mm |
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Weight |
4.2kg |
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Working speed |
High: 15200 Low: 12000 |
As we’ve mentioned already, concrete or cement can be dangerous to work with. However, this shouldn’t scare you off getting on the tools and stuck in with masonry hire equipment. The Hikoki UV3628DA is no exception, as you always need to keep safety top of mind. Personal protective equipment you will need for operating this gear includes:
Thankfully, a lot of personal protective equipment that you need for masonry is available to purchase with your pals here at Hirepool.
Top tip: As anyone who has laid floor concrete or a concrete driveway knows, a top-quality wheelbarrow is also essential to get the job done. At Hirepool, we have sturdy wheelbarrows for hire. Book online and then pick it up from your nearest Hirepool branch.
Still keeping safety top of mind, you also need to know how to operate your Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator properly. That way, you’ll be left with the highest possible concrete finish possible and won't cause an accident along the way. When you hire a concrete vibrator, or any piece of equipment for that matter, from Hirepool, it will come with instructions for use.
Before you even turn on your Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator, you’ll need to carry out a series of pre-start checks. These include:
Once you’ve done of these checks, you’re ready to power up. Although your Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Vibrator is regularly serviced and will be good to go, it’s good to know how to maintain any other equipment you have. Read our blog with 5 top tips for maintaining your gear for a few pointers.
Now that you’re ready to get started with your Hikoki UV3628DA, you’ll need to familiarise yourself with the operating procedure. We’ve broken this down into three sections.
Getting your Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Breaker is simple. Steps include:
But how do you actually operate a concrete vibrator? When using your Hikoki UV3628DA, you need to follow the correct instructions to ensure a quality concrete finish. Instructions for use include:
Once you’ve finished using the Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Breaker, be sure to shut it down safely. To do this, you’ll need to:
If you ever have any questions or are unsure about using your Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Breaker, reach out to your local Hirepool team. They’ll be able to offer assistance over the phone to ensure you’re using it optimally and safely. If you ever need to charge your Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Breaker, directions will also be on the instructions for use. If you’re working far away from a power point, you may wish to hire a generator or extension cables from Hirepool. Feel free also to check out our advanced gear guide on generators.
We’re proud of our Hikoki UV3628DA Concrete Breaker, and we know it’ll exceed your expectations. When it comes to masonry and working with concrete, you must stipulate only using top gear. The Hikoki UV3628DA is top of its class from its superior power to unrivalled comfort. View our extensive range of masonry equipment online and then pick it up from your nearest Hirepool branch. For more advice to do with concrete, check out handy guides, including: