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42 V | 200 Hz Head and Shaft
HUMDINGER 38mm / 4m BT Hose Shaft
HDV38/4zł1,537.50 tax incl. 1 250,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 8,86 kg
- Roll hose length: 4 m
- Amplify: 1,54 mm
- Roll diameter: 38 mm
- Turnover: 16200 obr./min
HUMDINGER 38mm / 3m BT Hose Shaft
HDV38/3zł1,476.00 tax incl. 1 200,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 7,56 kg
- Roll hose length: 3 m
- Amplify: 1,54 mm
- Roll diameter: 38 mm
- Turnover: 16200 obr./min
Wąż z buławą XP (38 mm) do betonu Toolsa XT-E (2 - 4 m)
XTE2-XP38TAzł984.00 tax incl. 800,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Roll diameter: 38 mm | 48 mm
- Hose length: 2 m | 3 m | 4 m
- Connector: Gniazdo kwadratowe żeńskie (7 mm)
- Kompatybilność: Enar DINGO ,Toolsa STORM 2300, BT Humdinger
HUMDINGER 48mm / 4m BT Hose Shaft
HDV48/4zł1,599.00 tax incl. 1 300,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Weight: 10,2 kg
- Roll hose length: 4 m
- Amplify: 1,65 mm
- Roll diameter: 48 mm
- Turnover: 15600 obr./min
Shaft With Internal Motor Enar M 38 AFP / 5m
281401zł3,380.00 tax incl. 2 747,97 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 1500 kg
- Centrifugal force [ kn ].: 1500
- Weight: 12 kg
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
HUMDINGER 48mm / 3m BT Hose Shaft
HDV48/3zł1,537.50 tax incl. 1 250,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Roll hose length: 3 m
- Amplify: 1.54 mm
- Roll diameter: 48 mm
- Turnover: 15600 obr./min
Enar M 5 AFP In-House Motor Shaft
281601zł3,583.00 tax incl. 2 913,01 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 3300 kg
- Weight: 14 kg
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
- Producent: Enar
Enar M 38 AFP/ 7m Internal Motor Shaft
281401a17zł3,750.27 tax incl. 3 049,00 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 1500 kg
- Centrifugal force [ kn ].: 1500
- Roll hose length: 7 m
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
Enar PISTOLET MP 38 AFP In-House Motorized Buzzer
280101zł3,212.00 tax incl. 2 611,38 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 1500 kg
- Weight: 10 kg
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Roll length: 369 mm
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
Enar PISTOLET MP 5 AFP In-House Motorized Buzzer
280201zł3,621.00 tax incl. 2 943,90 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 3300 kg
- Weight: 12 kg
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Roll length: 363 mm
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
Enar M 6 AFP In-House Motor Buzzer
282002zł4,119.00 tax incl. 3 348,78 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 5600 kg
- Weight: 16 kg
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
- Producent: Enar
Enar PISTOLET MP 6 AFP In-House Motorized Buzzer
280301zł3,913.00 tax incl. 3 181,30 zł tax excl.View technical data Zobacz szczegóły
- Centrifugal force: 5600 kg
- Weight: 14 kg
- Frequency: 200 Hz
- Roll length: 430 mm
- Voltage: 42v / 3~
A 42 V / 200 Hz vibrating poker (also called a poker head or vibrator head) is a cylindrical working element that, immersed in fresh concrete, drives out trapped air by internal vibration. The poker is connected by a flexible hose 5–16 m long to a frequency converter, which turns mains voltage into a safe 42 V at around 200 Hz — delivering up to 12,000 vibrations per minute, four times more than equipment powered directly from a 50 Hz mains supply. A poker cannot run on its own: it needs a separate converter matched to the same brand and bought as a set.
At NORWIT.PL we stock 42 V / 200 Hz pokers with hose primarily from Wacker Neuson, complemented by Enar and Husqvarna Construction models — including heads with an internal motor (AFP), where the drive sits directly inside the poker head rather than in the converter box. Pokers are one of two components of a complete 42 V / 200 Hz vibrator set — the other is the frequency converter, without which the poker will not run. Below we explain how to match head diameter, hose length and motor type to the type of concrete and the jobsite location.
42 V / 200 Hz vibrating poker (Wacker Neuson, Enar, Husqvarna) — how it works
A vibrating poker (poker head, concrete vibrator head) is a cylindrical element immersed directly in fresh concrete. It drives out trapped air and consolidates the mix around the reinforcement, raising compressive strength and bond to the rebar. A 42 V / 200 Hz poker connects by a flexible hose — available at NORWIT.PL in lengths of 5, 7, 10 and 16 m — to a separate frequency converter, which turns 230/400 V mains voltage into a safe 42 V at around 200 Hz, delivering up to 12,000 vibrations per minute — four times the output of 50 Hz mains-powered equipment.
The key feature that sets pokers apart is where the motor sits. AFP technology (an internal motor built into the head itself) allows a longer hose without losing power, since the drive sends no mechanical energy along the cable. At NORWIT.PL you will find pokers primarily from Wacker Neuson, complemented by Enar and Husqvarna Construction models — equipment from these manufacturers is also available on the Wacker Neuson brand page. Pokers are one component of a complete 42 V / 200 Hz vibrator set.
Types of pokers — internal motor (AFP) or external motor in the converter box
There are two designs of converter-fed pokers on the market: an internal motor (AFP) built into the head itself, or an external motor housed in the converter box, driving the head through a flexible drive shaft inside the hose.
| Feature | Internal motor (AFP) | External motor |
|---|---|---|
| Motor location | directly in the poker head | in the converter box, outside |
| Power transmission to the head | electrically, through the supply cable | mechanically, via a flexible shaft inside the hose |
| Power loss over hose length | minimal, independent of hose length | increases with hose length and the number of bends |
| Head weight and ergonomics | slightly heavier head, lighter hose | lighter head, stiffer hose with the shaft |
| Typical use | continuous work, long hoses of 10–16 m | occasional jobs, shorter distances from the converter |
AFP pays off with the longest hose in the range, 16 m, where the absence of a mechanical shaft means no loss of power. The full set — a poker and a matched frequency converter — is in the parent 42 V / 200 Hz vibrators category.
Matching poker diameter to the type of concrete and reinforcement density
Head diameter is matched to the element's cross-section and reinforcement density. A too-thin poker slows the work down, while a too-thick one will not fit into a densely reinforced column.
| Element / reinforcement type | Recommended poker diameter | Approx. radius of action |
|---|---|---|
| Densely reinforced columns and beams | approx. 25–30 mm | approx. 15–25 cm |
| Walls, floor slabs, moderately reinforced elements | approx. 38–48 mm | approx. 25–40 cm |
| Lean concrete, foundation slabs, strip footings | approx. 50–57 mm | approx. 35–50 cm |
| Massive foundations, large pours | approx. 60–65 mm | approx. 45–70 cm |
Lean concrete (a thin levelling layer poured under a foundation) and foundation slabs — elements with lighter reinforcement — allow for a thicker poker (around 50–57 mm). Densely reinforced columns and beams call for a thinner head (around 25–30 mm). The poker is immersed every 30–50 cm and held for 5–15 seconds at each point — vibrating too long risks segregation of the mix.
Choosing poker hose length — 5, 7, 10 or 16 metres
Hose length determines how far from the converter you can work without repositioning it. The range includes variants of 5, 7, 10 and 16 m.
| Hose length | Typical use |
|---|---|
| 5 m | foundations, strip footings and work close to the converter |
| 7 m | medium-height walls and floor slabs, working from a single station |
| 10 m | tall wall formwork, columns, working on a storey without moving the converter |
| 16 m | large structures, working from several stations off one converter, deep elements |
A shorter hose (5–7 m) is lighter to handle at ground level, while a longer one (10–16 m) cuts down on how often you need to reposition the converter — especially with AFP pokers, where hose length does not reduce the power delivered to the head.
Popular vibrating poker models at NORWIT.PL
Below are example AFP poker models, available in several hose-length variants.
| Model | Motor | Available hose lengths |
|---|---|---|
| Enar M 38 AFP | internal (AFP) | 5 m / 7 m / 10 m / 16 m |
| Enar M 5 AFP | internal (AFP) | 10 m and other variants |
Alongside the Enar M AFP series, the range includes pokers primarily from Wacker Neuson and models from Husqvarna Construction, in various diameters and hose lengths matched to converters from the same brand.
Professional 42 V / 200 Hz poker vs a cheap drill-mounted poker — the difference
Besides professional 42 V / 200 Hz sets, the market also offers cheap pokers that clamp onto an ordinary power drill — with no motor or converter of their own, driven only by the drill's rotation through a flexible shaft. This is equipment for occasional, small domestic jobs, not continuous work or densely reinforced elements — vibration frequency there depends on drill speed and is lower and less stable than the standardised ~200 Hz from a converter.
A professional Wacker Neuson, Enar or Husqvarna Construction poker has its own drive and keeps a constant frequency regardless of load — necessary when concreting foundations, walls and structural elements. Drill-mounted equipment cannot replace such a set where repeatable compaction quality matters.
Frequently asked questions about 42 V / 200 Hz vibrating pokers
What is a 42V/200Hz vibrating poker, and how does it differ from a 230V electric poker?
A 42V/200Hz vibrating poker is a cylindrical head immersed in concrete, powered by a separate converter with a safe 42 V voltage at around 200 Hz, delivering up to 12,000 vibrations per minute. A poker powered directly from a 230 V mains supply runs at the mains frequency (around 50 Hz, roughly 3,000 vibrations per minute) and needs no converter, but carries a shock risk on a wet jobsite, whereas 42 V falls within the safe SELV range (Safety Extra-Low Voltage).
How do you match poker hose length (5, 7, 10 or 16 m) to formwork height and the converter's working position?
A 5 m hose works well for foundations and strip footings close to the converter, and a 7 m one for medium-height walls and floor slabs. The 10 m and 16 m variants let you reach tall column formwork and work from several stations without repositioning the converter. With pokers that have an internal motor (AFP), hose length does not reduce the power delivered to the head.
What is the difference between a poker with an internal motor (AFP) and one with an external motor housed in the converter box?
In an AFP poker, the electric drive sits directly in the head, and only a power cable runs to it, with no power loss over hose length. In a poker with an external motor, the drive sits in the converter box, and motion transmits mechanically through a flexible shaft inside the hose — the longer the hose, the greater the power loss. AFP pays off with longer hoses (10–16 m) and continuous work.
What poker diameter should you choose for densely reinforced concrete, and what for lean concrete and foundation slabs?
For columns and beams with dense reinforcement, a thinner poker of around 25–30 mm works well, sliding easily between the bars, with a radius of action of roughly 15–25 cm. For lean concrete and foundation slabs — elements with lighter reinforcement — a thicker head of around 50–57 mm is better, with a radius of action of around 35–50 cm, which speeds up work over a large area.
Does a 42V/200Hz vibrating poker need a separate frequency converter, and is it included in the set?
A 42V/200Hz poker has no mains supply of its own and will not run without a converter — the converter turns 230 V or 400 V mains power into 42 V at around 200 Hz. This category sells poker heads only; converters from the same brand are listed in a separate 42V/200Hz subcategory, chosen together while checking plug and power compatibility.
How does the high 200 Hz frequency affect concrete compaction quality compared with a standard 50 Hz?
A 200 Hz frequency is four times the 50 Hz mains frequency and produces finer, faster vibrations — up to 12,000 per minute versus around 3,000 for a simple 50 Hz vibrator. The finer vibrations remove trapped air from a dense mix more effectively, giving a smoother surface and better bond to the reinforcement.
What is the difference between the Enar M 38 AFP and Enar M 5 AFP models in terms of diameter and output?
Both models are internal-motor (AFP) pokers from the same Enar M series, differing mainly in designation and available hose lengths — the Enar M 38 AFP comes in 5, 7, 10 and 16 m versions, while the Enar M 5 AFP is offered, among others, in a 10 m version. Exact head diameter and output for each model are given on the product page.
Are Wacker Neuson, Enar and Husqvarna 42V/200Hz pokers compatible with each other's converters and plugs?
Electrically, the 42V/200Hz standard is unified, so a converter from any brand generates the same voltage and frequency. Manufacturers use their own plug connectors, though, so the safest option is a poker and converter from the same brand — Wacker Neuson with Wacker Neuson, Enar with Enar. Mixing brands requires checking plug compatibility beforehand.
How many hours a day can a professional 42V/200Hz vibrating poker work on a jobsite?
A professional 42V/200Hz poker with an AFP motor is built for a cycle close to a full working shift, around 8–10 hours a day, provided there are short breaks to let the head cool and it is rinsed of concrete residue after use. That is far more than cheap drill-mounted pokers can handle, since they suit only occasional jobs.
How does a professional 42V/200Hz poker differ from the popular, cheap drill-mounted pokers sold in DIY stores?
A professional 42V/200Hz poker has its own drive powered by the converter and works at a constant frequency of around 200 Hz regardless of load, giving repeatable compaction quality. A cheap drill-mounted poker has no motor of its own — the drill's rotation drives it through a flexible shaft, so frequency is lower and unstable. Such equipment suits small, one-off pours, not foundations with dense reinforcement.
Why buy a 42 V / 200 Hz vibrating poker at NORWIT.PL
We specialise in professional concrete compaction: our range includes 42 V / 200 Hz pokers with hose primarily from Wacker Neuson, complemented by Enar and Husqvarna Construction models — including AFP heads in hose variants of 5, 7, 10 and 16 m. We advise on head diameter and hose length, and recommend a matched frequency converter from the same brand to complete the set, available in the parent 42 V / 200 Hz vibrators category. Orders are fulfilled online.

















