Bosch GVC18V-25-120D 18V Concrete Vibrator - Body

The Bosch PRO GVC18V-25-120D 18V Concrete Vibrator delivers effective concrete consolidation with the freedom and mobility of cordless operation.

Designed for demanding construction environments, it removes the restrictions associated with power cables and exhaust fumes, allowing easier movement around the jobsite and improved access when working in confined areas.

Bosch recommends the machine for small to medium consolidation tasks, including footings, small slabs and prefabricated concrete components.

At the heart of the PRO GVC18V-25-120D is a 25mm diameter vibrator head combined with a 1.2m whip, providing the reach and versatility needed for a wide range of concrete applications.

A nominal vibration frequency of 12,700 vibrations per minute, equivalent to 211.7Hz, provides dependable consolidation performance, while centrifugal force reaches up to 1,300N.

Jobsite durability has been carefully considered. The Bosch PRO GVC18V-25-120D features IPX4 protection for the switch and battery against splashing concrete, while the protected battery compartment provides additional durability in demanding working environments.

The split-shaft D-handle design combines a compact format with balanced handling. Bosch states that the well-balanced construction helps reduce fatigue during longer working sessions while also making the machine easier to transport.

At 4.5kg excluding the battery, it provides substantial consolidation capability while retaining the benefits of cordless mobility.

A practical integrated rafter hook provides convenient temporary storage between tasks, helping keep the tool close at hand while maintaining a more organised working area.

For example, when pouring a small concrete footing, the operator can position the 25mm vibrator head within the freshly placed concrete and use the 1.2m whip to access the required area.

With no cable or exhaust fumes to accommodate, movement around the pour remains unrestricted, while the 12,700vpm vibration frequency provides the consolidation performance required for the task.