As concrete is poured, air gets trapped and causes a honeycomb-like texture that can compromise its finished strength. Concrete vibrators are designed to force air bubbles out of the wet concrete to help it settle. 

Hikoki’s UV3628DA is an internal vibrator that when directly inserted into wet concrete, forces trapped air out of the mixture. It’s powerful, lightweight and achieves amazing results with a squeeze of a trigger.

Let’s check out Hikoki’s concrete vibrator!

Features

Power 

This Hikoki UV3628DA is one of the most advanced and efficient vibrating tools in the industry.

Its two power modes allow the operator to choose between low speed for superior vibration and high speed for quick work. 

That constant speed control can deliver a no-load speed of 12000 - 15200 vibrations a minute.

The concrete vibrator is powered by a two-speed, brushless motor. That motor ensures a long and reliable working performance with minimal need for maintenance. On a 4.0ah battery, operators can expect the vibrator to provide a working time of 38 minutes.

Control & Comfort

The ergonomically designed handle gives the operator great comfort and ease of use when using the tool in different areas. It also has a trigger switch with a stopper that can stop vibration immediately. It’s a great ‘squeeze n’ go’ tool to use and operators use the lock-on switch for continuous vibration. It also has a protective cover to protect against splashes. If you’re like us, you hate getting your tools covered in wet concrete.

Vibration rod

Hikoki’s UV3628DA has a flexible shaft that is 28mm in diameter. This vibration rod is made up of a rubber hose that attaches to a vibrating steelhead and is designed to expel air up to 40% faster than other concrete vibrators.

Technical Specifications

Get the job done with Hirepool

Ready to sink this bit of kit into your next base? If you’d like more information, our friendly Hirepool staff will be happy to answer any of your questions.

Hire all the gear you need for your next concrete job online or pop into your local branch.