ROTAMP – Tamping Machines by ROBEL
For manual track maintenance, ROBEL’s ROTAMP product line offers a comprehensive portfolio of vertical tamping machines covering a wide range of application requirements.
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Common to all models is ROBEL’s proprietary vertical vibration tamping principle, which ensures optimum ballast compaction beneath the sleeper and effectively corrects track level defects. A single sleeper can be tamped in approximately two minutes.
In the conventional segment, ROBEL offers both 2-stroke and 4-stroke powered variants, most notably the ROTAMP 62.05CC for demanding continuous operation. The machine delivers optimum ballast compaction, a high load-bearing capacity of the track bed through tightly interlocked ballast, and minimum hand-arm vibration thanks to its patented 2-level vibration decoupling — available in multiple versions to suit different site conditions. For challenging environments such as hard-to-reach areas or heavily compacted ballast beds, the ROTAMP 62.05L rounds out the combustion-engine range with further variants including shorter or height-adjustable handles and reduced tamping tool diameters for heavily soiled ballast.
As a fully emission-free alternative, the ROTAMP 62.20L E³ completes the portfolio. The battery-powered model operates without exhaust fumes and with low noise emissions, while delivering minimal hand-arm vibration through the same patented 2-level vibration decoupling system and benefiting from a low machine weight that relieves the operator. It is therefore ideally suited for tunnels, urban environments, or wherever strict noise and emission requirements apply.
With this three-tier offering — spanning 2-stroke, 4-stroke, and battery-powered solutions — ROBEL covers the full spectrum of modern manual tamping technology, providing the right tool for every track maintenance challenge.
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