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ATLAS COPCO COMPACTOR ATTACHMENTS

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Six hydraulic compactors from Atlas Copco are for use on carriers ranging from 2,205 to 88,185 pounds. The housing attachment is offset at 15 degrees, which the company says improves the force distribution on the plate and reduces the stress and wear on the compactor. PermaLube system keeps the bearing flooded with lubricating oil. An integrated control valve regulates flow and pressure to prevent motor overload. Use requires standard adapter plates and attachment brackets.

Compactor Specifications

HC 1050

Carrier weight class: 44,092 – 88,185 pounds

Operating weight: 2,491 pounds

Oil flow: 40 gpm

Operating pressure: 2,176 psi

Force: 23,149 pounds

Work area: 1,395 square inches

HC 1055

Carrier weight class: 44,092 – 88,185 pounds

Operating weight: 2,502 pounds

Oil flow: 50 gpm

Operating pressure: 2,176 psi

Force: 25,133 pounds

Work area: 1,395 square inches

 

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