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Features

• Increases bearing capacity of soils through controlled impact.
• Effective in top layers typically up to 6m depth, with improvements up to 9m in some conditions.
• A drop weight of 9 to 16 tonnes (depending on size) is dropped onto a special foot assembly 40-60 times a minute.
• The impact foot remains in contact with the ground at all times, eliminating the risk of flying debris.
• The machine is accurately controlled from the excavator cab.
• The degree of compaction is electronically monitored.
• On-board computer records impact energy and soil deflection for presentation of compaction data to site managers.
• The unit is mounted on standard excavators, typically in the 40-90 tonne class.
• Can be mobilised in minutes from arrival on site.
• Data logging equipment is used for RIC monitoring, providing visual representation and reporting.
• Target criteria settings are adjusted for final set, depth and blow counts.
• A GPS receiver option is available and GPS coordinates may be added to the compaction points.
• RIC activities can be combined with other soil improvement techniques to provide a cost effective solution for silty/clay conditions.
• Accessories for the RIC9000 boom include a mast and drill attachment for shallow holes.