by | Apr 7, 2026
The MKT V-1 is a crane-hung hydraulic vibratory hammer for lighter pile driving and extraction work. It uses vibration instead of impact energy to install or remove nonbearing piling and can be adapted with clamps suited to different pile sections. It is used on lighter sheet pile, temporary works, and extraction scopes where the job does not require a larger vibro package. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports pile driving and extraction where vibration is the preferred installation method.
by | Apr 7, 2026
The MKT V-5 is a crane-hung hydraulic vibratory hammer for heavier pile driving and extraction than the smaller V-1 class. It is used to drive or pull pile sections with vibration while working with clamp packages matched to the pile shape and section. It is used on sheet pile, pipe pile, H-pile, and extraction work where a mid-size vibro is a better fit than either a light hammer or a very large marine-class unit. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports pile driving and extraction where vibration is the preferred installation method.
by aeversman | Apr 7, 2026
The ICE 416L is a heavy-duty vibratory driver/extractor for larger pile installation and removal work. It provides the eccentric moment, drive force, and extraction capacity needed for pile sections that are beyond the practical range of lighter crane-hung hammers. It is used on marine structures, bridge work, cofferdams, and other heavy pile applications where a full-size vibro is required. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports pile driving and extraction where vibration is the preferred installation method.
by | Apr 7, 2026
The APE Model 50 is a crane-hung vibratory driver/extractor used for pile installation and removal. Its eccentric moment, line pull, and hydraulic flow requirements place it in the range for sheet pile, pipe pile, and other driving or extraction work that needs more capacity than a small vibro can provide. It is used on marine, shoring, and temporary works projects where vibration is the preferred installation method. Within Pacific Foundation’s operations, it supports pile driving and extraction where vibration is the preferred installation method.
