ID VR2300 ELECTRIC CONCRETE VIBRATOR MACHINE [G-240V] - 28232
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Professional Concrete Compaction — Built for the Demands of the Job Site
The ID VR2300 Electric Concrete Vibrator Machine is a professional-grade 2480W concrete compaction tool engineered for high-performance use in construction, civil engineering, and building projects. Operating at 18,000 RPM on a 220–240V supply with a 50mm vibrating shaft, this machine efficiently eliminates air pockets and excess water from freshly poured concrete, ensuring structurally sound and durable results. Supplied with a Type G British 3-Pin plug, it is ready for immediate use across UAE, UK, and compatible markets.
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- 2480W Rated Power Input for Uninterrupted Performance: The VR2300 is powered by a robust 2480-watt motor that sustains high output across extended work sessions without thermal shutdown, making it ideal for large pours and continuous site operations where downtime is not an option.
- 18,000 RPM Vibration Speed for Maximum Compaction Efficiency: At 18,000 revolutions per minute, the vibrating head penetrates deep into wet concrete, rapidly displacing entrapped air bubbles and excess water. This high-frequency action produces a denser, more homogeneous concrete matrix that meets structural integrity standards.
- 50mm Vibrating Shaft Diameter for Deep-Reach Compaction: The 50mm shaft diameter is optimally sized for medium-to-large concrete pours, providing a wide radius of action per insertion point. This reduces the number of insertions required and speeds up the overall compaction process on site.
- 220–240V / 50–60Hz Dual-Frequency Compatibility: Rated for 220–240V AC input at both 50Hz and 60Hz, the VR2300 operates reliably across a wide range of power supplies found in the UAE, UK, Europe, and beyond — making it a versatile asset for contractors working across multiple regions or sites.
- Compact 6kg Net Weight for Manageable Site Handling: Weighing just 6 kilograms, the VR2300 strikes a practical balance between power and portability. Operators can maneuver the machine with reduced fatigue during prolonged use, improving both productivity and operator safety on busy construction sites.
- Type G British 3-Pin Plug — Site-Ready for UAE and UK Markets: The machine ships with a Type G plug pre-fitted, eliminating the need for adapters or rewiring on arrival. This makes it immediately deployable on UAE and UK construction sites, reducing setup time and ensuring compliance with local electrical standards.
The ID VR2300 is supplied with a vibrating shaft and flexible hose assembly included in the package, providing everything needed to begin compaction work immediately upon delivery. This machine carries relevant compliance certifications applicable to its target markets, ensuring it meets the safety and performance standards required for professional construction use.
General Purchase & Comparison Queries
What makes the ID VR2300 different from other electric concrete vibrators on the market?
The ID VR2300 combines a 2480W high-power motor with an 18,000 RPM vibration speed and a 50mm shaft diameter — a specification combination that places it firmly in the professional contractor category. Many entry-level vibrators operate at lower wattages and RPMs, resulting in incomplete compaction and longer cycle times. The VR2300 also ships with a Type G plug pre-fitted, making it immediately site-ready for UAE and UK markets without additional accessories.
Is the ID VR2300 suitable for both small residential pours and large commercial construction projects?
Yes. While the VR2300's 2480W motor and 50mm shaft are optimised for medium-to-large pours such as foundations, columns, and slabs, the machine's 6kg net weight keeps it manageable enough for smaller residential applications. Its dual-frequency 50/60Hz compatibility and robust build quality make it a versatile investment for contractors handling a range of project scales.
Does the VR2300 come ready to use, or do I need to purchase additional components?
The ID VR2300 is supplied as a complete, ready-to-use package. It includes the vibrating shaft and flexible hose assembly along with a pre-fitted Type G British 3-Pin plug, so no additional adapters, cables, or shaft purchases are required. Simply connect to a 220–240V power supply and begin compaction work immediately on site.
Product-Specific and Usage Queries
What is the correct insertion technique when using the VR2300 on a concrete pour?
For optimal compaction, insert the 50mm vibrating shaft vertically into the concrete at regular intervals — typically every 300–500mm depending on pour depth and mix consistency. Allow the shaft to penetrate to near the bottom of the pour and hold it in place for 5–15 seconds until air bubbles cease rising to the surface. Withdraw the shaft slowly at approximately 75–100mm per second to avoid leaving voids. The 18,000 RPM vibration speed ensures rapid and thorough consolidation with each insertion.
What voltage and frequency supply does the VR2300 require, and is it compatible with UAE site power?
The VR2300 is rated for 220–240V AC at 50 or 60Hz, which is fully compatible with the standard UAE site power supply of 220–240V / 50Hz. The included Type G plug is the standard fitting used across UAE and UK electrical infrastructure, meaning no adapters or rewiring are needed. Always ensure the site supply circuit is rated to handle the machine's 2480W rated power draw.
How heavy is the VR2300, and can one operator handle it without assistance?
The VR2300 has a net weight of 6 kilograms, which is well within the range for single-operator use. The machine is designed to be held and manoeuvred by one person throughout the compaction process. For extended pours, operators should follow standard ergonomic practices — taking regular breaks and maintaining a firm two-handed grip — to minimise fatigue and maintain precise shaft placement.
Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries
What happens if I do not use a concrete vibrator when pouring concrete?
Skipping concrete vibration leads to honeycombing — a condition where air pockets and voids remain trapped within the concrete matrix. This significantly weakens the structural integrity of the finished element, reducing load-bearing capacity and increasing the risk of cracking, water ingress, and long-term deterioration. Using the ID VR2300 at 18,000 RPM eliminates these voids, producing dense, void-free concrete that meets engineering specifications and building code requirements.
The concrete is setting quickly in hot weather — will the VR2300 still compact it effectively?
In high-temperature environments such as UAE summers, concrete can begin to stiffen rapidly after placement. The VR2300's 18,000 RPM vibration speed and 2480W motor power are specifically suited to penetrate and compact stiffer mixes more effectively than lower-powered alternatives. For best results in hot conditions, begin vibration immediately after each pour section is placed, work systematically, and avoid over-vibrating, which can cause segregation. The machine's robust motor sustains consistent output even under the increased resistance of a fast-setting mix.
What should I check if the vibrator motor runs but the shaft does not vibrate properly?
If the motor is running but vibration output is reduced or absent, first check that the flexible hose connection between the motor unit and the vibrating head is securely fastened and free from kinks or damage. A loose or damaged hose is the most common cause of reduced vibration transmission. Also inspect the vibrating head for wear or concrete build-up that may impede movement. Ensure the machine is operating on a stable 220–240V supply — voltage drops on site can reduce motor speed and vibration effectiveness. If issues persist, contact your supplier for service support.
Machine (1 Pcs), Guide Book (1 Pcs)