InfraStructures - September 2016 - Improved Day-to-Day Operational Safety on the Jobsite

Improved Day-to-Day Operational Safety on the Jobsite

An additional, active engine protection (MDM) by Weber MT sets the new gold standard for hand-guided soil compactors. It is now a standard feature offered for reversible plate compactors of the CR 6 to CR 9 series which complements the newly refined COMPATROL® 2.0 compaction control system. This means an improved operational safety, greater efficiency and a longer service life.

Weber MT is the only manufacturer to offer vibratory plates with built-in engine protection. This standard feature is available for the reversible soil compactors CR 6, CR 7, CR 8, and CR 9 (410 kg to 725 kg).

MDM-engine protection constantly checks all essential parameters of the engine. The Hatz diesel engine will shut-off automatically if the MDM discovers that the engine oil pressure / oil level is too low, the engine temperature is too high or the air filter is full. If this happens, the operator is notified accordingly by an LED indicator. This safeguard makes disastrous engine failures caused by insufficient maintenance a thing of the past.

Better still, the system also indicates when the engine needs to be serviced. These benefits combined with the high-quality of the soil compactor increase and improve the service life and operational safety of the engine.

MDM-engine protection is also part of the COMPATROL® system version 2.0. Compaction control and engine protection, therefore, offer a dual safety feature.

COMPATROL® 2.0 is distinguished by its exceptional time and cost efficiency. This new and improved compaction control allows for uniform compaction across the entire compacted surface. Weak spots can be detected and compensated in good time. Perfect work results can now be achieved with a much smaller number of passes. The completion time and cost savings run at up to 25%.

Weber MT’s introductory offer includes a 4-year warranty, or 600 hours, for all soil compactors equipped with MDM-engine protection.

Source: Weber MT, Inc.

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