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The MILWAUKEE TOOL MXF372-2XCB is a cordless MX FUEL concrete vibrator kit built for high-cycle consolidation work on commercial and industrial job sites. Powered by the MX FUEL platform, it runs a brushless motor that delivers 11500 vibrations per minute through a 1.75-inch diameter head. The 19.5-inch overall length and 2.5-inch head length make it suited for deep pours and wall forms. Licensed electricians, concrete finishers, and general contractors install and operate this equipment. The kit ships with everything needed to start vibrating immediately, including two XC8.0 battery packs and a backpack harness for extended run time.
This vibrator kit is designed for professional concrete placement operations where consistent consolidation is critical. The backpack harness configuration keeps the power unit off the vibrator body, reducing operator fatigue during long pours. The included remote control allows the operator to manage the vibrator without reaching back to the power unit. Typical applications include tilt-up panels, footings, columns, and formed wall pours in commercial construction. The 7-inch whip with 1.75-inch head is included and ready for deployment out of the box.
Designed for use within the MX FUEL platform. Included components are the MX FUEL High Cycle Concrete Vibrator, MX FUEL High Cycle Concrete Vibrator 7-inch Whip with 1.75-inch Head, Remote for MX FUEL Concrete Vibrator (3701), and two MX FUEL REDLITHIUM FORGE XC8.0 Battery Packs (MXFHD608).
This equipment is operated by concrete finishers and general contractors following site safety plans and OSHA requirements for concrete construction. Before changing heads or servicing the unit, power down the system and remove batteries. Insert the vibrator head into the concrete at consistent spacing intervals and avoid over-vibrating, which can cause segregation. Inspect the whip and head connections before each use to confirm secure attachment.
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