Concrete Vibrator Prices and Models

Concrete Vibrator Selection Guide

A concrete vibrator helps compact freshly placed concrete by vibration. The process reduces trapped air and helps fresh concrete settle around reinforcement and formwork. With immersion-type equipment, the vibrator head is inserted into fresh concrete and moved through the pour in a controlled pattern.

Concrete Vibrator Models

The category includes several high-frequency head diameters: 50 mm, 58 mm, 60 mm, 65 mm and 80 mm.

Head diameter should be selected according to the concrete section, reinforcement density, access space and application. A larger diameter is not automatically the best option for every pour; tighter areas may require a smaller head while larger concrete volumes may benefit from other sizes.

High-Frequency and Self-Converting Models

Several FYE listings are described as high-frequency and self-converting. The FYE60 Concrete Vibrator 60 mm, for example, is listed as a 220 V high-frequency self-converting model. Product pages provide model-specific technical information for the available sizes.

Shoulder-Type Concrete Vibrators

For mobile jobsite use, shoulder-type concrete vibrators provide a portable alternative. The motor unit can be carried by the operator, making movement between different pouring points more practical.

Used Equipment and Service

The category also includes used equipment such as used formwork vibrators and used Wacker vibrators. When considering used equipment, check the motor, cable, hose, bearings and overall operating condition.

For maintenance or repair requirements, see Concrete Vibrator Service and Maintenance.

What Should You Consider When Choosing a Concrete Vibrator?

• Vibrator head diameter: match the size to the concrete section, reinforcement spacing and available access.
• Power configuration: make sure power and supply requirements suit the jobsite.
• Hose and cable length: consider access to the working area and operator mobility.
• Operating type: compare high-frequency, self-converting and shoulder-type equipment according to the application.
• New or used condition: check operation, cable and hose condition and maintenance status for used equipment.
• Service availability: maintenance and repair access matters for intensive jobsite use.

How Is an Immersion Concrete Vibrator Used?

The vibrator head is inserted into fresh concrete, vibration is applied briefly and the head is then withdrawn slowly. The process is repeated across the pour area. Equipment should be used for fresh-concrete compaction and according to the operating instructions of the specific model.

Related Product Groups

• Concrete Spacers – spacer products used in reinforced-concrete applications.
• Scaffolding and Formwork Systems – formwork and supporting systems for concrete construction.
• Scaffolding and Formwork Components – connections and complementary formwork equipment.

Concrete Vibrator Prices

Concrete vibrator prices can vary according to model type, head diameter, motor power, hose and cable length, new or used condition, included equipment and current stock. The most useful comparison therefore considers both price and whether the selected model suits the intended concrete application.

Share head diameter, power type, hose length, required quantity and delivery location to request a concrete-vibrator project or bulk quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a concrete vibrator do?

It helps compact fresh concrete by vibration, reducing trapped air and helping the concrete settle more effectively inside the formwork.

How do I choose a vibrator head diameter?

Consider concrete section size, reinforcement density, access space and pour volume. This category includes 50, 58, 60, 65 and 80 mm options.

What is a high-frequency concrete vibrator?

It is a concrete-compaction system designed to operate with high vibration frequency. Several FYE products in this category are listed as high-frequency models.

When is a shoulder-type vibrator useful?

Shoulder-type models can be useful when mobility between different jobsite pouring points is important.

Can I buy a used concrete vibrator?

Yes, provided operating condition, motor, cable, hose, bearings and maintenance condition are checked before purchase.

Why do concrete vibrator prices vary?

Head diameter, motor power, operating type, hose and cable length, new or used condition, included equipment and stock can affect price.