Highway Pile Driver

Highway guardrail pile driver is a specialized piling equipment for highway traffic security engineering. It is mainly used for driving steel pipe piles, square piles, and waveform guardrail columns on highways, national and provincial roads, and rural roads. It can also be used for drilling and drilling construction, and is a standard equipment for transportation infrastructure projects. The whole machine adopts a tracked/wheeled chassis combined with a hydraulic impact hammer structure, with abundant power and stable impact force. Crawler models have stronger field adaptability and can move freely on slopes, dirt roads, and muddy construction sites; Wheeled models have convenient short distance transfers. The equipment is easy to operate and can complete vertical pile driving. Some models support small angle tilting operations, meeting the construction requirements of roadbed slope guardrails. In the face of hard soil and weathered gravel formations, a dual-purpose model of pile driving and hole drilling can be selected. Drill holes first and then implant the columns to avoid deformation and bending of the pile body, greatly reducing the rate of construction rework. The equipment can be operated by a single person, with strong continuous operation ability and much higher construction efficiency than manual tamping, effectively shortening the construction period of road security projects.