Electric Vibrators for Concrete Forms

For quiet and efficient delivery of proper form vibration, AIRMATIC carries fixed (3,600; 6,000; 9,000 VPM) and variable speed (1,200 to 6,000 VPM) external concrete form vibrators to meet the needs of any application. Centrifugal force (CF) ranges from 1,342 to 11,660 lb-ft and will be specified to match each application. With the most complete line of quick change and permanent mount electric rotary vibrators, you’re sure to find what you need to automate your concrete consolidation process.  

Types of Electric Vibrators for Concrete Forms

Standard Frequency Vibrators & Brackets for Concrete Forms

The right frequency and force output for the job makes all the difference when consolidating concrete. Ensure concrete strength by settling and removing entrapped air with a standard frequency rotary electric form vibrator. Concrete can contain up to 20% trapped air after being placed, but by applying proper vibration to the form, concrete can be strengthened by up to 5% for every 1% of air that is removed. AIRMATIC has both the experience and the fixed or variable speed concrete form vibrators with the centrifugal force you need to properly apply vibration to concrete.

High Frequency Vibrators, Brackets & Converters for Concrete Forms

Whatever the job requirements, AIRMATIC’s high-frequency vibrators and inverters can handle it. Our variable (1,200 to 6,000 VPM) and fixed (6,000 and 9,000 VPM) speed concrete vibrators, with centrifugal force (CF) output ranging from 1,342 to 11,660 lb-ft, are ideal for compacting precast concrete, refractory materials, and other similar materials poured in forms or molds. AIRMATIC’s frequency inverters allow you to generate this high level of speed safely, and with ease. Moreover, the robust construction of each unit provides longevity and rugged durability for long life and low maintenance costs. 

How to Choose the Right Replacement Blade

To choose the correct conveyor belt cleaner replacement blade, start with the manufacturer and model of the existing cleaner, then confirm the required blade dimensions, cleaner position, operating conditions, and belt compatibility.

  • Cleaner manufacturer and model: Match the replacement blade to the specific belt cleaner already installed.
  • Blade dimensions and part number: Confirm the belt width, blade width or belt coverage, and existing manufacturer or replacement part number.
  • Primary or secondary cleaner: Select a replacement blade designed for the cleaner's position and intended cleaning function.
  • Operating conditions: Consider the conveyed material, abrasion level, operating temperature, moisture, and potential chemical exposure.
  • Belt and splice requirements: Check product-specific requirements for belt type, mechanical splices, reversing belts, and other application conditions.

 

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