Fmi: Rammers Market Revenue, Opportunity, Forecast and Value Chain 2015-2025

Accurately compacted soil is a key component of virtually every construction and road maintenance project. It provides solid base required to support footing, foundations, slabs and pavements. When the underlying soil is not solid and dense enough, extreme soil settlement can lead to various structural problems such as leakage and cracks leading to foundation erosion. In order to prevent such problems, tamping rammers or rammers prove to be the most effective hand operated or even engine driven machines for compaction of soil, sub base, sand, concrete and asphalt. The rammer is one of those crucial equipment required for highways, urban & rural road development and maintenance and also for general groundwork. The rammer has an additional advantage due to its small and compact size to suit for small jobs and trenches and prove to be the only possible equipment’s to find its place for small work. For large road work and development, rammers behave as perfect companions to large compaction machines which can’t get into every corner. Rammers can be used for patching roads, installing street furniture, building foundations, hard landscaping or for asphalt and concrete bases. Rammers are usually hand operated vibratory machines that apply compaction forces generated by gasoline or diesel engine that powers a piston with two sets of springs. These machines travel forward with each bounce as guided by the operator and are preferred for narrow excavations up to 24 inches wide or similar to such structures.

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Global Rammers Market: Drivers & Restraints
With growth in industrial and infrastructural sector in the fast pace economies globally, there has been heavy expenditure on the road maintenance and infrastructural projects, creating demand for rammers globally. According to Energy Technology Perspectives (ETP) it is estimated that the world will need to add nearly 25 million paved road...