Backfill Tampers / Sand Rammers Construction

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Ingersoll Rand Backfill Tampers & Sand Rammers Ingersoll Rand has a unique heritage in construction that dates back to the company’s founding in 1871. Simon Ingersoll invented the world’s first rock drill, and revolutionized productivity on the jobsite with the wide array of compressors, tools, and related products that followed. He built a business and an industry, with the power and tools that helped create wonders such as the Hoover Dam and monuments like Mt. Rushmore. Those who followed him continued this pioneering spirit, adding tools for every job, and new refinements to make them even more powerful, efficient, and durable.

341A2M A favorite among municipal and utility crews for compacting around both utility line repairs and new installations such as street lights, fire hydrants, and telephone poles prior to pouring concrete.	441A2 This unit features all of the same rugged design features as the 35 lb model, but adds extra weight and power to extend deep into the soils and substructures for those applications where deeper backfill is necessary.	130A1M Ideal for compacting sand molds in a foundry or casting facility, the short size, light weight and long throttle lever allow this unit to be used on smaller models that are set up waist high.
241A1M This unit features a long handle, heavier stroke, two times the weight, and double the BPM of the 130A1M. This unit is easily held from a standing position while compacting very large molds at floor level.