Description
The Bartell BCF1570 is a powerful and versatile forward plate compactor designed for exceptional performance across a wide range of applications — from soil and gravel compaction to asphalt finishing. Built with Bartell’s reputation for innovation, reliability, and low maintenance, it is the most popular forward compactor in the Bartell range, trusted by contractors worldwide.
Powered by a Honda GX160 4.8 HP (3.6 kW) engine, the BCF1570 delivers a compaction force of 3,461 lbf (15 kN) for maximum productivity on site. The unit’s robust throttle control, anti-vibration handle, and forward travel speed of 25 m/min (82 ft/min) ensure operator comfort, precision, and efficiency during extended use.
The integrated removable water tank allows for dust control on soil or sand and smooth operation when compacting asphalt surfaces. A sealed housing keeps debris from interfering with the belt drive, while retractable transport wheels and a folding handle provide easy mobility and compact storage. The straight-edge plate design ensures consistent, edge-to-edge compaction without missed margins.
Engineered for durability and safety, the BCF1570 includes an integrated lifting bale for secure transport and an optional urethane mat for compacting pavers and slabs without causing scratches or cracks.
Key Features
- Honda GX160 engine (4.8 HP / 3.6 kW) for proven reliability and long life
- 3,461 lbf (15 kN) compaction force for professional results
- Built-in water tank for asphalt and dust control
- Robust throttle control mounted on handle for safe operation
- Anti-vibration folding handle for operator comfort and compact storage
- Retractable transport wheels for easy site mobility
- Integrated lifting bale for safe loading and unloading
- Sealed housing protects internal components from debris
- Straight-edge plate design eliminates uncompactable margins
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