29 reactions | Staying innovative by tradition. This has been the hallmark of Wacker Neuson for 175 years. We invented the rammer in 1930, for example, and have continued to develop it. At that time electric with cable, then we provided more flexibility on construction sites with the first rammer with combustion engine and today we are pioneers in battery products. Tell us, which rammer do you like to use the most? | Wacker Neuson | Facebook

Wacker Neuson ET20 Tracked Conventional Excavator: Stability Meets...

21 reactions | With our products we want to make your work easier – and in this case you can take that literally. To be more precise, 2.5 kilos lighter. We have slimmed down our battery-powered internal vibrator system so that you can work even more flexibly. Have you already tried out the ACBe? | Wacker Neuson | Facebook

1.1K views · 13 reactions | Dig Deeper with Efficiency in Mind:...

The EZ80 is the largest Wacker Neuson zero-tail tracked excavator. It combines compact dimensions and low consumption with high performance. With a digging depth of over 4 meters and excellent digging values, excavation work can be completed quickly. Working along walls and other boundaries is no problem because there is no machine rear overhang. | Wacker Neuson | Facebook

16 reactions | Wacker Neuson is "The Original" when it comes to rammers, plates and co. We employ people who stand behind our compaction equipment 100%. Today we would like to introduce you to Daniela. As a developer, she is tinkering with the rammer generation of tomorrow. Tell us: Which is your favorite rammer? | Wacker Neuson | Facebook

Power and precision in one machine! Our excavators don’t just dig and backfill; they’re strong enough to move our DPU plates from A to B. | Wacker Neuson | Facebook