Concrete Vibrator with Briggs & Stratton Petrol Engine (127cc) with 40mm Vibrator Needle Shaft

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Concrete Vibrator Combo powered by a robust Briggs & Stratton 127cc Engine, paired with a heavy-duty 40mm Needle Shaft. This powerful duo is designed to deliver exceptional performance in concrete consolidation, ensuring the highest quality results for your construction projects. The concrete vibrator efficiently removes air bubbles, preventing flaws and strengthening the concrete, while the high-quality needle shaft ensures durability and reliability in demanding conditions.

Product# :	59085623
Model :	BS8301I
Brand :	Briggs & Stratton
Warranty :	2 Years
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Product Description

Engine & Frame: Includes a powerful Briggs & Stratton 127cc engine, vibrator frame, coupling housing, and lock pin.
Heavy Duty Needle: Commercial quality needle with a diameter of 40mm and a length of 4 meters.
Effective Air Bubble Removal: Quickly and effectively removes air bubbles from concrete, enhancing strength and reducing flaws.
Versatile Operation: Compatible with petrol, diesel, and electric drive units.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand heavy-duty commercial use.
Value for Money: Offers exceptional quality and performance at a competitive price.

Technical Details

Concrete Vibrator

Specification	Details
Engine	Briggs & Stratton 127cc
Includes	Engine, Vibrator Frame, Coupling Housing, Lock Pin
Operation	Petrol, Diesel, Electric Drive Units
Usage	Commercial Quality

Vibrator Needle Shaft

Specification	Details
Diameter	40 mm
Length	4 meters
Material	Commercial Quality
Durability	High
Purpose	Air bubble removal, concrete consolidation