Multiquip Concrete Vibrator UM13810 1 1/2 Inch Head 4 3/5 Foot Shaft Construction Tool (120V, 3 4/5 Amps, Column Footing Consolidation)
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Multiquip UM13810 Handheld Electric Concrete Vibrator Assembly
The Multiquip UM13810 Handheld Electric Concrete Vibrator Assembly is a 120V portable compaction tool featuring a 1 1/2-inch steel head and a 4 3/5-foot overall length engineered for short formwork consolidation. Powered by a 3 4/5-amp double-insulated motor delivering up to 15,500 VPM, this assembly liquefies stiff concrete mixes to eliminate air voids in restricted pours.
Best Used For:
- Column Footing Consolidation: Displacing trapped air pockets and honeycombing in shallow structural column foundations and stair steps.
- Retaining Wall Pours: Compacting 3-inch or higher slump concrete mixes evenly across medium-width retaining wall forms.
- Standard Aggregate Compaction: Processing fresh concrete pours containing standard gravel sizes to achieve maximum structural density.
Key Performance & Safety Features
- High-Frequency Output: Generates 12,000 to 15,500 VPM for rapid air-pocket evacuation and mix settling.
- Vibration-Dampened Handle: Reduces hand strain and operator fatigue during extended concrete consolidation tasks.
- Double-Insulated Motor: Increases electrical safety on wet job sites by operating without ground wire requirements.
- Sealed Fan Defense: Prevents concrete dust, moisture, and slurry splatter from entering internal motor housings.
What's Included
- (1) Multiquip Handheld Motor Unit (115V)
- (1) 3 1/5 ft. Flexible Shaft
- (1) 1 1/2 in. Vibrator Head
Technical Specifications
| Model Number | UM13810 |
| Head Diameter | 1 1/2 in. |
| Shaft Length | 3 1/5 ft. |
| Overall Length | 4 3/5 ft. |
| Voltage | 115V / 120V |
| Amperage | 3 4/5 Amps |
| Power | 280 Watts |
| Frequency (VPM) | 12,000 - 15,500 VPM |
| Amplitude | 79/1000 in. |
| Total Weight | 11 1/2 lbs |
Pro-Tip: Immerse the 1 1/2-inch head completely into the concrete mix lift and withdraw it slowly at 1 to 2 inches per second to ensure uniform consolidation without trapping air.