Product line · 8 models

Hydraulic Vibratory Pile Driver

A hydraulic vibratory hammer that mounts directly on your excavator's arm and runs off the machine's own auxiliary hydraulics — no separate power pack, no crane, no leader rig. Opposed eccentric weights generate a high frequency vertical oscillation that temporarily liquefies the soil around the pile, collapsing friction so the pile advances under its own weight.

What it drives and extracts

Steel sheet piles (U, Z and straight web sections)
H-beams and I-sections
Steel pipe piles and casing
Precast concrete piles
Timber piles
Photovoltaic mounting piles
Rail piles and crash barrier posts

Why operators choose vibration over impact

Speed — in granular soil, penetration rate is far higher than impact driving.
Pile condition — no damaged or deformed pile heads or toes.
Extraction — the same machine reverses to pull piles; reusable sheet piles come out intact.
Noise and vibration — continuous low-level hum rather than repeated impact blows, so work can continue near occupied buildings.
Cost — no crane, no power pack, no dedicated rig. Your existing excavator is the carrier.

Ground conditions matter as much as the machine

Vibratory driving is excellent in loose to medium-dense sand, granular silt and gravel. It is less effective in soft clay (which does not liquefy) and will reach refusal in stiff clay, dense hardpan or rock. Where a permanent pile needs a verified bearing set, the usual approach is vibratory driving to maximum depth followed by an impact hammer for final set. Tell us your ground conditions and we will say honestly whether vibration is the right method.

Specifications

All eight models. Highlighted rows are the figures most often used to compare machines against each other.

Specification	V-200A	V-250D	V-300E	V-330E	V-350E	V-400D	V-450B	V-500A
Rotation speed (rpm)	2600	2800	3000	3000	3000	2600	2600	2600
Exciting force (t)	36	43	52	56	59.6	65	75	85
Exciting force (kN)	353	422	510	549	585	637	735	834
Hydraulic working pressure (bar)	260	300	300	300	300	300	300	300
Min. hydraulic flow (L/min)	160	175	240	270	270	280	300	320
Main machine weight (t)	1.3	1.55	2.1	2.3	3.2	3.4	3.5	3.9
Suitable carrier (t)	15–18	20–24	24–30	30–35	35–40	38–42	40–45	48+

Exciting force is shown in both tonnes-force and kilonewtons (1 t ≈ 9.807 kN). Pressure figures are system working pressure at the hammer.

Clamps and secondary arms

Clamp selection follows the pile section; secondary arm selection follows carrier reach and weight.

Clamp weight

C15 — 455 kg
C16E — 530 kg
C18E — 578 kg
C30B — 455 kg
C35B — 530 kg

Secondary arm weight

V200A — 250 kg
A200 — 500 kg
A250B — 600 kg
A350 — 900 kg

Clamps are interchangeable — one hammer can handle several pile types by changing the clamp head.

Main machine dimensions

A × B × C in millimetres, excluding clamp.

Model	A	B	C
V-250D / V-300E	2,279	1,245	737
V-330E / V-350E	2,359	1,255	880
V-400D / V-450B / V-500A	2,369	1,460	980