Husqvarna's compaction and concrete placement equipment is built on three basic principles: high-performance and well-designed quality equipment, a clear focus on efficiency and a service and support network to help contractors when and where ever needed.

Husqvarna's compaction and concrete placement equipment is built on three basic principles: high-performance and well-designed quality equipment, a clear focus on efficiency and a service and support network to help contractors when and where ever needed.

Compaction Equipment

Every little detail in the company's compaction equipment — from the ergonomic, vibration-damped handles to the hard, wear resistant steel plate beating the surface — is designed to get the job done with maximum uptime and minimum service required. The compaction line includes equipment for all soils and pavements, including tamping rammers, forward plate compactors, reversible plate compactors and duplex rollers.

The compaction range from Husqvarna includes tamping rammers, reversible plate compactors, forward plate compactors for soil and asphalt, and duplex rollers.

Concrete Placement Equipment

From hard-wearing vibrator heads to the reliable trowel motors, the company's range of concrete placement and finishing equipment is designed for maximum uptime with minimal service required. The range covers gasoline and electric powered concrete vibrators, screeds and power trowels.

The concrete placement equipment range from Husqvarna includes internal vibrators, screeds and trowels. Soff-Cut Ultra Early Entry saws are already part of Husqvarna's total offering.

Husqvarna's range of surface preparation equipment and dust and slurry management systems adds to a complete solution for the entire process from soil compaction to a finished concrete floor.

For more information, visit www.husqvarnacp.com.

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