ZDN50 utilizes advanced "Motor-in-Head" technology, placing a high-frequency permanent magnet motor directly inside the vibrating head. Driven by our proprietary integrated frequency converter, it delivers a consistent 12,000 VPM (vibrations per minute) without any power loss, ensuring superior compaction density even in low-slump concrete.

This is our signature innovation. Unlike traditional vibrators with physical switches that are prone to leaking and electric shocks, ZDN50 uses a wireless remote for start/stop. The switch box is fully sealed with zero physical openings, eliminating the risk of water or slurry ingress. This "Zero-Gap" design ensures maximum operator safety and prevents switch-related circuit burnout.

No. Our vibrators feature an integrated micro-converter housed in the handle/switch box. You can plug it directly into a standard 220V (or 110V customized) wall outlet or portable generator. This "all-in-one" design makes the equipment much more portable and easier for a single person to operate.

Yes, absolutely. We provide full OEM & ODM services. With our own R&D team and 5,000 m² manufacturing facility, we can customize technical specifications based on your samples or drawings. Adding your brand logo and customized color schemes is a standard part of our service for bulk orders.

The main benefits are higher efficiency, lower labor costs, and zero maintenance for transmission parts. Since there is no flexible shaft to grease, repair, or replace, downtime is significantly reduced. Additionally, the lightweight, single-unit design allows for true single-person operation, saving up to 50% in labor costs on-site.

To ensure a long service life, each unit features a built-in thermal sensor. If the motor reaches a critical temperature (e.g., due to being operated out of concrete for too long), the system will automatically cut the power. It resets once the unit cools down, preventing permanent damage to the high-performance motor.

Reliability in wet environments is our priority. Our integrated converters and switch boxes feature a fully sealed, "Zero-Gap" housing. This industrial-grade sealing protects all electronic components from heavy rain, mud, and slurry, ensuring the electronics remain safe even in the toughest pouring conditions.

What kind of construction machinery can be integrated with ONNEW vibration systems?

Integration requires electrical and mechanical synchronization. We provide tailored frequency controllers and mounting solutions that allow the machinery operator to control multiple vibration units from the main dashboard, ensuring consistent consolidation across wide roadbeds or bridge decks.

Maintenance is minimal because there are no mechanical wear parts like flexible shafts. Simply clean the vibrating head with water immediately after use to prevent concrete buildup, and regularly inspect the power cable for any nicks or damage.