The future of compaction is here: introducing the Tomahawk Electric Plate Compactor. Extreme power, zero emissions. The new eJXPC50 Electric Plate Compactor combines the old with the new: the same unstoppable force as our gas-powered compactors, without engine emissions for use outdoors and indoors.

With a force of 1,420 lbs/ft², compact granular to cohesive soils up to 8 inches at 3000 blows per minute. Power through narrow trenches, cramped spaces, and inclines up to 20° at 79 ft/min with the robust 19”x15” steel plate. Built to last, this tamper’s strength can handle the toughest conditions for retaining walls, landscapes, hardscapes, asphalt, and more.

It’s low-noise output allows operators to work in quieter conditions, producing sound levels peaking at a low 14 decibels. Reduce noise and expand productivity where gas-powered equipment cannot be used. With 2800 RPMs, the strength of the 2HP motor is anything but compromised. Enhance your compaction with the all new Tomahawk Electric Plate Compactor.

Features

ELECTRIC POWERED

With a simple push of a button - experience smooth, consistent compaction that rivals traditional models.

COMPACTION FORCE OF 1,420 LBS/FT

Vibrating at 6,400 blows/min, this forward plate compactor is perfect for professional applications requiring nuclear density testing and field compaction tests.

NARROW 19" X 15" BASE PLATE

Designed to maneuver narrow, cramped spaces at 79 ft/min - this plate compactor is a contractor's first choice for sidewalks, driveways, and repair work.

APPLICATIONS

Tackle any project including patios, walkways, artificial turf, and more! 

ROLL CAGE

Durable and tough, this compactor is fortified with a robust roll cage and vibration isolation mounts.

TRUSTED NATIONWIDE

With long-lasting materials, parts, & more – see why contractors large and small are choosing Tomahawk for their construction projects!

SAVE MONEY

Spray your own backyard and save hundreds of dollars you would pay to pest services.

• Compaction force of 1,420 lbs./ft² (9.4 kN)
• Compaction of cohesive and granular soils up to 8 in.
• 2.0Hp/1.5kW Electric Brushless 120V Motor
• Robust 19”x15” steel base plate stands up to the toughest jobsite applications
• Operate in areas that with poor ventilation, require low noise, or indoors.
• Achieve emission-free, safer operation and ability to work in emission-regulated areas
• 1 Year Warranty with reliability you can trust

Specifications

• Compaction Force: 1,420 lbs/ft² 
• Plate Size: 19”x15” (48.2x38.1cm)
• Blows per Minute: 3000 BPM
• Power: 2.0Hp/1.5kW
• Amperage: 18.8
• Centrifugal Force: 9.4 Kn
• Vibration Frequency: 60 hz
• Travel Speed: 79 ft/min 
• Extension Cord: 12 Gauge 
• Weight: 110 lbs (49.8kg)
• Voltage: 120 V
• Needs to Run on a Min. of a 12 Gauge Extension Cord
• IP44 Motor Protecting Rating
• Maximum Gradient: 20°
• Sound Power Level: 64 dBa
  
• Compaction of Cohesive Soils: 8 Inches (20.3cm)
• Compaction of Granular Soils: 6.2 Inches (15.7cm) 
• 1 Year Warranty

Package Includes

Applications

• Retaining Walls
• Artificial Turf Installation
• Footings and Foundation Projects
• Landscapes and Hardscapes
• Patchwork on Asphalt
• Pipeline Applications
• Road Repair and Trenchwork
• Cohesive Soils and Granular Soils
• Sticky Soils - Such as Clay or Clayey silt
• Gravel, Sand, Silt, Clay, or Mixed Soils
• Base, Subbase, Subgrade, Subsoil 
• Backfill Pools, Parks, Cemeteries, and Golf Courses

What Compactor Do I Need?

A compactor is an essential tool for preparing a solid base for structures such as patios, retaining walls, concrete slabs, and more. Tamping rammers and compactors are used to increase the density of soil by reducing air voids, which help to improve soil stability, support structures, and prevent settling. With so many options on the market, choosing the right plate compactor can be a daunting task. 

Small Jobs

If you are installing artificial turf, building dirt pathways, or need to improve soil stability - but do not need to adhere to a minimum compaction rating you can use a compactor in the 110 lbs (50 kilo) range. These are great for anyone looking to get a job done by themselves with little headache.

Medium Jobs

If your project involves building a retaining wall, patio, driveway, sidewalk, or concrete slab you will need a bit more muscle. Rammers and compactors in the 130-200 lbs (60-90 kilo) range that can achieve a compaction force above 3,000 lbs²/ft are best. You will achieve 98-100% compaction ratings needed for proper compaction to prevent soil settling and foundation damage. 

Large Jobs

Equipment needed for large compaction projects should also be able to achieve a minimum compaction force of 3,000 lbs²/ft to reach 98-100% compaction ratings needed for proper compaction. Where this equipment differs from medium range equipment is it's efficiency. Large jobs are typically performed by professional contractors where speed and jobsite efficiency are critical to their success. Compactors that help jobsite efficiency may feature reverse control, hydraulic drive, and the ability to compact asphalt. If you are not too worried about the time it takes to complete a project, you can save a few bucks and invest in equipment in the medium range.

Renting vs. Buying 

Buy
Investing in your own plate compactor is ideal for professionals who need reliable, on-demand access to equipment. Ownership means no rental wait times, lower long-term costs, and the freedom to choose the right model for your jobs. With proper care, your compactor can serve you for years—paying for itself after just a few projects. It’s the smart choice for contractors, landscapers, and construction crews who compact frequently.

Rent
Renting is best for one-off or infrequent projects where the upfront cost of buying isn’t justified. It offers flexibility and no maintenance responsibilities, but can get expensive over time. If you’re using a compactor more than a few times a year, buying will quickly become the more cost-effective option.

CA Proposition 65 Warning

⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Info and Guides

Specification Sheet 

Operations Manual

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