The DongCheng DZD35 Concrete Vibrator is a powerful handheld tool designed to help compact freshly poured concrete by reducing trapped air bubbles and improving concrete density. Equipped with a 1200W motor and a no-load speed of 4300 RPM, it is suitable for concrete vibration work in construction and building projects.
The tool features a durable cast-aluminum head for strength and a design with large cooling holes to help prevent overheating during operation. Its rubber-covered handle provides a comfortable grip and improved handling during concrete compaction tasks. With a lightweight 2.0kg body and an 8mm output shaft specification, the DZD35 is a practical choice for suitable handheld concrete vibration applications.
Key Features
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1200W Powerful Motor: Supports effective concrete vibration and compaction.
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4300 RPM No-Load Speed: Provides high-speed operation for concrete work.
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Cast-Aluminum Head: Strong and durable construction.
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Large Cooling Holes: Designed to improve cooling and help prevent overheating.
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Rubber-Covered Handle: Provides a comfortable and secure grip.
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8mm Output Shaft Specification: Designed for compatible accessories.
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Lightweight Design: Net weight of 2.0kg for convenient handling.
Applications
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Compacting freshly poured concrete
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Helping remove trapped air bubbles from concrete
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Concrete work for columns, beams, and foundations, where the suitable vibration attachment can reach
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Construction and building projects
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Concrete casting and formwork applications
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General concrete placement and compaction tasks
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
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| Brand | DongCheng |
| Model | DZD35 |
| Tool Type | Handheld Concrete Vibrator |
| Rated Power Input | 1200W |
| No-Load Speed | 4300 RPM |
| Output Shaft Specification | 8mm |
| Net Weight | 2.0kg |
| Head Material | Cast Aluminum |
| Handle Design | Rubber-Covered Handle |
| Cooling Design | Large Cooling Holes |
Package Details
- Colour Box Packing
Additional accessories are not listed in the supplied specifications.























