This week we look at a vibratory rammer from Wacker Neuson and a welding system from Nelson Stud Welding. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Vibratory Rammer and Welding System
The Nelson N550c Arc Charger is a stud-welding system that can run off of a single-phase, 120-volt power source. The portable welder has an input charger that can covert and store standard 120-volt outlet power for welding studs up to 3/8-in. in dia. The Arc Charger is compatible with Nelson's other guns, cables and accessories. It can run off a generator as small as 5 kW.
Nelson Stud Welding; www.nelsonstud.com
CI Max White Foam Sheathing is building insulation designed for exposed interior applications. The high-efficiency polyiso foam sheathing can be used without a thermal barrier. Able to reduce thermal bridging, the insulation is highly puncture-resistant.
Johns Manville; www.jm.com
Wacker Neuson has addded two new models to its line of vibratory rammers. The BS 50-4As and BS 60-4As each are equipped with a 3.2-hp Honda GX100 engine. The engine has a low-oil shut-off mechanism that prevents the engine from starting when there is low oil or no oil. All of Wacker Neuson's vibratory rammers now have a four-stage air filtration system that reduces the chance of dust and debris entering the engine's air intake.
Wacker Neuson; www.wackerneuson.com
The Takeuchi TB420 Excavator is powered by a 24.4-hp Yanmar engine that meets Tier 4 Final emissions standards. It has an operating weight of 6,607 lb and boasts a bucket breakout force of 6,471 lb. Unlike earlier models, the TB420 has a reinforced boom and auxiliary hydraulic-flow settings, allowing for different attachments to be used.
Takeuchi US; www.takeuchi-us.com
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