The HHC 1812 Rapid Impact Compaction machine is a high-performance hydraulic RIC hammer developed for efficient ground improvement and deep soil compaction in demanding construction environments. Engineered for contractors working on infrastructure, industrial platforms, port developments, road projects, and large foundation preparation jobs, this machine is designed to deliver powerful impact energy, stable operation, and dependable field performance.

With a maximum striking energy of 211.5 kN.m, the HHC 1812 provides strong compaction force for improving weak ground conditions and increasing soil bearing capacity. Its maximum hammer stroke of 1200 mm allows effective transfer of impact energy into the ground, helping achieve reliable densification and improved foundation stability. This makes it a practical solution for projects where settlement control and soil strengthening are essential.

The machine operates with a strike frequency of 90/45 BPM, allowing efficient and controlled compaction cycles depending on site conditions and project requirements. Powered by a 218 kW hydraulic pump, the HHC 1812 is built to maintain strong and dependable hydraulic performance during continuous field operations.

A key strength of the HHC 1812 Rapid Impact Compaction system is its heavy-duty impact design. With an 18,000 kg ram weight and a 30,000 kg hammer weight without drive cap, the machine delivers the mass and force needed for serious compaction work on major projects. It also features a single lifting hydraulic cylinder, contributing to a robust and practical hammer structure for demanding applications.

Technical Specifications:
– Maximum Energy: 230 kilonewton meters
– Maximum Stroke: 1.2 meters
– RAM Weight: 18,000 kilograms
– Total Hammer Weight: 30,000 kilograms
– Base Machine: 39.5-ton excavators
– Footprint: 2.5 meters
Range of Models:
We offer a range of RIC machines with varying capacities, including:
9-ton, 10-ton, 14-ton, 16-ton, and 18-ton models