SQ60 PRO 2
Vibratory compactor SQ60 PRO 2
Soil density where the big roller won't fit.
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Compact soil and asphalt
The right machine depends on the material and the space: cohesive soil wants impact (rammer), granular wants vibration (plate or roller), and a trench wants a machine that fits in the trench. Here's the full line so you can choose by jobsite.
Field rules
Do it right the first time
01
Clay (cohesive) soil = rammer. Sand or gravel (granular) = vibratory plate or roller.
02
Compact in 20–30 cm lifts. One thick, poorly compacted lift is settlement waiting for a date.
03
In trenches use a trench roller or rammer: the machine must fit and the operator must stay out of harm's way.
04
Full throttle before you engage vibration: vibrating at half throttle punishes the clutch and compacts less.
The machines for this job
SIMAQ picks
Does the job call for the full package?
Send all 9 machines to the quote builder at once — adjust quantities and drop what you don't need.
SIMAQ tool
How many passes does your lift need?
Play with lift thickness and material — target density comes from thin lifts and full passes.
Lift thickness25 cm
Recommended: 20–30 cm per lift.
Passes4
Soil moisture
Density reached
Almost — tweak lift, moisture or passes85%
Target ≥ 95%
Compacted
Compact in 20–30 cm lifts: any thicker and the bottom never reaches density no matter how many passes. Watch moisture (optimum is the Proctor value). And passes have diminishing returns: the first does a lot, the sixth almost nothing.
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