WACKER NEUSON · Rammers
WACKER NEUSON BS 50-2
Innovation meets tradition.
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- Weight
- 59.0 kg
Key features
WACKER NEUSON BS 50-2
Wacker Neuson has a long tradition in compaction: in 1930 Hermann Wacker invented the first vibratory rammer, a real innovation at the time. Today we keep breaking new ground with our battery-powered rammer. Battery or petrol powered, with 2-stroke or 4-stroke engines, our rammers are built for high performance and a long life, with high impact energy, a high blow rate and a long shoe stroke.
BS 50-2
Technical specification| Engine type | 2-stroke petrol engine |
|---|---|
| Shoe size | 330x280 mm |
| Weight | 59.0 kg |
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