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The machine, soil-decompaction machine

Soil-decompaction.
The ground open with
compressed air.

One compact, electric machine for relieving compaction, breaking through hard layers and root-zone improvement for trees. Developed from hands-on experience, built in the Netherlands.

GEOMAC soil-decompaction machine
48V electric
Drive
Electric
Buffer tank
40 litres
Size
Compact
Origin
100% NL
Control
Wireless
Dimensions of the GEOMAC soil-decompaction machine: length, width, height
Dimensions & air supply

Compact dimensions,
clear specifications.

Length
180 cm
Width
78 cm
Height
145 cm
Weight
350 kg
Working radius
10 m to the lance
Working depth
standard 60 cm, also 40 or 100 cm
Minimum recommended air supply
4,500 l/min @ 8 bar

The machine runs on compressed air from an external compressor, which is not included. That is why we state a minimum: you need a compressor that delivers at least 4,500 l/min at 8 bar. That minimum is not arbitrary. Pressure supplies the breaking force, but the moment the layer opens, air escapes: if the compressor delivers too little, the pressure drops away at once. With enough flow the pressure holds, the burst reaches further and the injected material spreads more evenly through the soil.

Considered down to the detail

Everything on one machine,
from one workshop.

40 L buffer tank
Adjustable dosing, ideal around trees.
Extra air outlet
For an air lance and finishing work.
Low own weight
Transport with a light van.
Wireless control
No vulnerable cable and quick to connect.
48V electric
Powerful motor, even on rough terrain.
Compact & narrow
Fits through doors and gates.
GEOMAC in the workshop
Built and refined in-house

Clearly laid out ‘under the hood’.

We wanted a machine that is small and still powerful. So we pushed the limits, with one rule: the compact build must never cost the machine any of its capability. Everything sits where it belongs and stays within reach, so you can see what is happening under the cover too and an unexpected fault is quickly resolved. GEOMAC is designed, engineered and assembled in-house, using only the finest materials and components. And the machine keeps getting better: we run it ourselves regularly, and whatever can be faster, more robust or better goes into the next build. Every improvement comes straight out of the work.

Gallery

The GEOMAC in pictures.

Frequently asked questions about the machine

Which compressor do I need for the GEOMAC?

The machine runs on compressed air from an external compressor. Count on at least 4,500 litres per minute at 8 bar. That minimum is not arbitrary. Pressure supplies the breaking force, but the moment the layer opens, air escapes: if the compressor delivers too little, the pressure drops away at once. With enough flow the pressure holds, the burst reaches further and the injected material spreads more evenly through the soil.

Is the compressor included with the machine?

No. You buy the compressor separately, or use one you already have. The specification of the machine also decides what you pay: the length of the lance and the accessories you choose with it.

How deep does the GEOMAC work?

To 60 cm as standard. That covers most compaction: by far the most soil life sits in that top layer, and so does the restrictive layer holding back the roots. Lances of 40 and 100 cm are available as well.

How do I transport the machine to a job?

The GEOMAC weighs 350 kg and measures 180 by 78 by 145 cm. It travels on a light commercial vehicle or a trailer, and at 78 cm wide it fits through most doors and gates. Operation is wireless, so there is no vulnerable cable between you and the machine.

Where is the GEOMAC built?

In Ederveen, the Netherlands. The machine is drawn, developed and assembled in house. We regularly run it ourselves, and whatever can be faster, sturdier or better goes into the next version.

Price

What does a GEOMAC cost?

Price on request. What you pay depends on the specification: the length of the lance and the accessories you choose with it. The compressor is not included: you either have one already or buy it separately. We deliberately keep the price as low as we can without giving up what the machine has to do: the parts that decide the work stay the best of their kind. Want to know what the machine costs and what you need for it? Get in touch and we will set it out for your situation. Still weighing up machines? Read what to look for when choosing a soil-decompaction machine first.

Ask for pricing or an on-site demonstration, direct from the manufacturer.