Epiroc HC 350 R – specifications
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Epiroc – other compactor attachments: HC plate compactors for excavator mounting, the HC 150 and HC 350, unladen weights 160 to 330 kg
Epiroc, headquartered in Stockholm and independent since the 2018 spin-off from Atlas Copco, runs hydraulic compactor attachments for excavators alongside its drilling and rock-processing technology. This collective page lists the HC range of plate compactors outside the independently maintained main ranges, mounted on the excavator arm to compact trenches and hard-to-reach areas.
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The register lists here 4 versions, the HC 150, HC 150 N/R, HC 350 N/R and HC 350 R, with unladen weights from 160 to 330 kg.
Compactor attachments such as the HC range compact trench backfill and subgrade in places poorly reached by walk-behind plate compactors, such as narrow excavation pits or along utility trenches; they complement excavator work in civil and utility construction, where digging, laying and compacting can all be done with the same carrier machine.
Compaction is produced by a hydraulically driven eccentric that sets the plate vibrating; centrifugal force and vibration frequency together determine how deep and how strongly a given soil can be compacted, with cohesive soils calling for different settings than granular backfill. The excavator's weight class is a precondition here, not just an accessory choice: only an excavator that is heavy enough and fitted with a suitable auxiliary hydraulic circuit can supply the compactor with the flow it needs and safely absorb the reaction forces at the arm.
On used examples, the condition of the compaction plate and its wear liner, the function of the vibration mechanism and its bearings, the tightness of the hydraulic motor, and the condition of the mounting bracket on the excavator arm all matter; spare parts and service run through the Epiroc dealer network.
Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Epiroc Anbauverdichter (Weitere Modelle)
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| Carrier machine | Baggercorrect |
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| Carrier max. | 8 tcorrect |
| Carrier min. | 4 tcorrect |
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