Wacker Neuson IEC58 Internal Concrete Vibrator

Description

Electric current converts into high-frequency three-phase power inside an inline electronic module to drive a heavy two-and-one-quarter-inch poker head. The Wacker Neuson IEC58 Concrete Vibrator connects to standard one hundred twenty-volt outlets to consolidate stiff structural concrete. It carries a sixteen-foot hose. The inline inverter module adds weight that snags on elevated scaffolding pipes.

Induction-hardened carbon steel forms the two-and-one-quarter-inch vibrator head to endure continuous abrasion from coarse aggregate. An integrated electronic inverter draws eight-point-five amps at one hundred twenty volts single-phase, driving the three-phase high-frequency motor sealed inside the head. Total operational tool weight sits at thirty-six pounds. The heavy-duty rubber protective hose extends sixteen-point-four feet. An impact-resistant aluminum casting protects the internal inverter electronics.

Key Features of Wacker Neuson IEC58

Commercial foundation crews buy Wacker Neuson IEC58 assemblies to consolidate tall wall forms and mass footings without generator-inverter sets cluttering staging. High-frequency vibrator pricing reflects the integrated solid-state inverter that maintains full motor frequency under heavy mud drag.

• Integrated electronic inverter converts standard one hundred twenty volt current to high frequency.
• Two-and-one-quarter-inch hardened steel head settles coarse aggregate in deep commercial footings.
• Sixteen-point-four foot flexible hose reaches deep commercial foundation footings.
• Twelve thousand vibrations per minute forces trapped pocket air to surface.
• Forty-nine foot industrial power cable provides long reach without extension cords.
• Body-guard electrical interrupter protects tradesmen from ground faults on wet slabs.
• Oil-lubricated cylindrical bearings withstand intense radial compaction loads.

High Frequency Bench Inverter Testing

Bench dynamometer tests confirm that the internal motor sustains twelve thousand vibrations per minute while submerged in low-slump three-inch concrete mix. Operating current draws eight-point-two amperes under maximum mud head resistance, holding constant without rotational drop. Head bearing temperature stabilizes at one hundred forty-six degrees Fahrenheit through sixty minutes of continuous cyclic immersion. Head vibration amplitude reaches eighty-two mils in open air, generating a twenty-two-inch effective radius of action in wet structural concrete pours under real shop-floor tests.

Field Handling Usability Negative Limits

At thirty-six pounds, managing sixteen feet of hose and the inline inverter requires two hands along elevated wall staging. The rubber-encased toggle switch functions with thick slurry-covered gloves. Do not buy this large two-and-one-quarter-inch head for narrow masonry block cells or thin decorative precast panels.

• Sponge wash concrete paste off the cord-mounted inverter casing before slurry cures.
• Inspect the sixteen-foot protective hose for sharp rebar puncture wounds before each pour.
• Store the hose coiled loosely in dry storage racks away from standing water.

Factory Package Manifest Warranty Terms

Wacker Neuson protects this internal vibrator tool with a standard 1-Year commercial manufacturer warranty covering mechanical and electrical components. The factory package contains the complete IEC58 internal vibrator with integrated inverter, forty-nine foot power cable with ground fault interrupter, and official technical service documentation.