Hydraulic Piling Hammer

Controlled Energy, Every Blow

The hammer works on a double-acting hydraulic principle: a nitrogen-charged accumulator stores energy on the up-stroke and releases it on the down-stroke, producing a powerful and repeatable blow. Blow energy and frequency are set from the cab, so the same hammer can drive a steel tube in sand and then switch to low-energy, high-frequency driving through stiff clay.

Because the unit is fully enclosed and hydraulically lubricated, there is no diesel combustion in the pile head — the result is lower noise, no black smoke and less wear on the pile itself.

Key Advantages

• Variable blow energy and frequency for different soils and pile types.
• Enclosed hydraulic drive — low noise, no exhaust, no black smoke.
• Quick-change pile helmet and cushion for tubular, H and precast piles.
• Integrated monitoring of blow count and penetration for driving records.
• Suited to land and marine leaders, including fixed and swinging leaders.