- Fast start
- High frequencies
- Maintenance free
- Small sizes
- Minimum lubrication
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The micro vibrators mod. 21/3M and 21/3T have been realized for applications which require extremely compact overall dimensions. NB: The 21/3M single-phase vibrator is equipped with a starting capacitor and 2m electric cable. NB: The 21/3T three-phase vibrator is equipped with 1 m electric cable. -
Piston vibrators serie AC- Linear oscillations
- Large vibration amplitude
- Minimum air consumption
- Continuously adjustable
- Minimum lubrication
- Small sizes
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Rotor vibrators serie VR- High centrifugal force
- High frequencies
- Void inertia
- Continuously adjustable
- Minimum lubrication
- Small sizes
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Turbine vibrators VT series- Noise lower than 70 dB
- Very low air consumption
- Lubrication-free
- Wear resistant
- Small sizes
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Special compacting smoothing trowel for panels with aggregates in view. -
Vibrating smoother for panels surface finishing -
Synchronous alternative mouvement smoother for panels surface. Trolley for transformer. -
IDEA assembles cages by means of the patented 'Schnell System' (Patented): using three thin longitudinal wires, which may be welded to any point of the stirrup's exterior surface IDEA is able to half-assemble lattice girders of stirrups of any shape and size. Its operation is extremely simple: stirrups are fed; next they are welded to the three longitudinal wires by the welding clamps; the whole girder is made to slide forward while its motion is previously set by the computer and may be constantly checked. The half-assembled girder is now ready to be finished off by fixing the frame carrying bars. Fixed welding unit. 3 welding heads each unit may be moved to different positions both in height and lengthwise and may rotate to reach the ideal welding point. The vertical positioning is performed by a gearmotor. Fixed welding unit. 3 welding heads each unit may be moved to different positions both in height and lengthwise and may rotate to reach the ideal welding point. The vertical positioning is performed by a gearmotor. Mobile traction unit. It consists of: 1 mobile head which is driven by an electronic motor along the girder supporting framework and is equipped with 3 vices to clamp/release the longitudinal wires. Girder traction frame. The pitch may be set on the computer. Central framework It consists of a supporting framework where the half-assembled lattice girder slides during manufacture and slides to remove assembled girders. Industrial computer mod. 'Idea-Control', designed to work in very harsh environments. It is equipped with an alphanumeric display and manages all the functions performed by the machine. -
Cage making machine for the production of round cages with welded spirals and pre-set pitch. The machine is characterized by a reduced longitudinal length. The welding process is performed by a mobile unit and the bar loading zone is a telescope, for this reason, during the welding operation, the length decreases while the welding head moves forward. Unwinding pay-off Placed at the side of the machine’s body, it holds the coil that is going to produce the spiral. The pay-off moves together with the mobile disk where the welding machine has been placed. Ray Its aim is that of separating the bars that are going to produce the cage. The ray is hooked to the mobile disk, therefore it has the same rotating movement and it reduces itself while the welding head moves forward. Their function is to support the cage during its fabrication. They are raised automatically and stopped as soon as the supporting rollers reach the cage. Fixed plate Bored plate rotating in a synchronised way with the mobile plate; its clamps are used to secure the rebars. Mobile plate This plate is bored in the same way as the fixed plate. Once you have set the diameter of the cage you are going to produce, the bushes are placed and secured to the plate. The rebars fed through the dial are then made to slide through these bushes. Cages are produced by moving the mobile plate forward and forming a spiral around the rebars. Fixed plate Bored plate rotating in a synchronised way with the mobile plate; its clamps are used to secure the rebars. Mobile plate This plate is bored in the same way as the fixed plate. Once you have set the diameter of the cage you are going to produce, the bushes are placed and secured to the plate. The rebars fed through the dial are then made to slide through these bushes. Cages are produced by moving the mobile plate forward and forming a spiral around the rebars. The new CM PRO Telescope control is incorporated in the base structure so that the machine takes up less space, at the same time freeing the operator working area. It is fitted with a touch screen, flash memory, and provision has been made for a serial line. In addition, it allows changing the cage execution speed without interrupting the working cycle, producing cages with variable pitch, defining how many cross-pieces to weld and automatically lifting the supports. -
For an accurate vibration of concrete even in special cases, whenever no vibration inside the formwork is possible, the solution is our sturdy pneumatic poker-type vibrator. Reliable, maintenance-free, totally safe. We propose our high-frequency, pneumatic vibrating pokers; they are bearing- and lubrication-free and consist of a wear-proof steel vibrating assembly, abrasion- and oil-proof rubber hose, silenced cock with air filter, 3/4” GAS connection. 6 Bar compressed air required. -
For an accurate concrete vibration, whenever no vibration outside the form is possible or on difficult sites, the solution is our maintenance-free electrical H.F. vibrating poker with converter which can be connected also to single-phase power. These electric H.F. vibrating pokers consist of a submersed part with special electric motor (insulation class H) with 5 m hose made of abrasion-proof rubber and a 10 m long input cable. The switch is housed into a sealed box with 42V / 32A plug meeting EEC standards. Our vibrating pokers are studied for connection to 42V, 200 Hz power. For a correct motor cooling during the operation, the poker must be totally plunged into the concrete. To connect the vibrating poker to 400V - 50Hz or 230V – 50Hz, our sturdy, handy, compact voltage and frequency converter is required.