Compactor plate HST

Sheet pile driver

Fitted with the clamp, the HST drives steel sheet piles and tubular profiles and pulls them again at the end of the job. The vertically aligned force from the twin eccentrics keeps the profile on line, including in variable ground conditions.

Because horizontal load on the boom stays limited, the operator can work close to existing structures. That is the difference from a single-eccentric unit, where the machine follows more of the movement.

Applications

• Excavation pits and temporary retaining structures
• Bank protection along waterways
• Sheet piling for quay and revetment works
• Extracting temporary sheet pile walls

Vibratory hammer for bearing piles

With the pile cap, the HST installs timber piles, concrete bearing piles and tubular steel profiles. The cap closes around the pile head and transfers vibration without damaging it.

Vibratory driving is quieter and produces less ground disturbance than impact driving. In built-up areas, alongside existing foundations or in vibration-sensitive surroundings, that is often the deciding factor.

Soil compaction

For compaction work, the HST is placed directly on the ground. Vibration frequency combined with the weight of the excavator compacts down into deeper layers, including where a plate compactor or roller cannot reach.

Applications

• Sub-base under roads and paved surfaces
• Backfilling and compacting service trenches
• Stabilising dyke slopes and bank structures
• Compacting fill sand around foundations and basements

Vibro hammer for mini excavators

The HST006 HP, HST007 HP and HST010 HP are built for the lighter class and fit mini excavators from 2 tonnes.

CW00 to CW45 couplers

Working with a system other than CW? SAES handles the adapted coupler and hydraulic build in its own workshop, including internally routed hoses.

Buy or hire

All HST models are available new, and part of the range is available from the SAES rental fleet.