TEMCo Cordless Concrete Vibrating Tool, Drill-powered Concrete Vibrator
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Features
- Patented Drill-powered concrete vibrator saves you money instead of having to buy an expensive dedicated tool
- 5/16" shaft connects to your corded or cordless drill
- Vibrators' 5-foot length is great for small or large jobs
- Backed by TEMCo's standard 5-year warranty
- Our concrete vibrator operates at about 6500 vibrations per minute (vpm), which is perfect for vibrating concrete. While the vpm can vary depending on the drill used, our vibrator has a larger amplitude than the higher-speed vibrators which helps our vibrator move concrete more effectively.
Manufacturer: TEMCo Industrial
Part Number: TH1250
Item Weight: 8.03 pounds
Product Dimensions: 24.25 x 18 x 2 inches
Item model number: TH1250
Power Source: Drill Powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: Box
Date First Available: October 4, 2022
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Great product! Works as expected.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by MP
This thing works GREAT. I purchased it for a cement form wall pour. This unit attached to my dewalt 20volt max hammer drill, while on full speed and hammer function worked amazing. As a carpenter I do mostly pier work as far as foundations go. This was purchased and used for the wall, but I shall not use it while pouring sonnet tube piers too! Happily pleased so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2025 by These do not fit my truck. They look close but DO NOT turn and seal. These do not fit my 2017 toyota tundra!
everything works great
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2026 by Antony Mazhukin
Bought thinking it would be neat to help me make cylinders on site, as I am a Special Inspector. Doesn't vibrate enough to move the concrete hardly at all, not worth the money, and I doubt any review that says it works because it is weak as heck.
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2025 by Orrin
I tried to use this when pouring a foundation for a basketball system. I really wanted to like this item, but it was extremely difficult to use. It took very long to get the vibration to start, if at all. I had to hit this thing on the ground over and over to try to get the vibration to start. Then if you are able to get it to start vibrating, by then, your arms get really tired. If you loose grip on the drill trigger, you have to start the pounding process all over. Even when I was able to get it it to start vibrating, the actual vibration was not very strong. In the end, I could not use this product and I just ended up using a long shovel to try to get any air pockets out. The idea is nice, I think they need to engineer it a little better.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Jin M
I bought this last year I have used it over 30 different pours doing footings, slabs, stairs, walls, pillars, foundations, sidewalks it is a great tool handy to throw in the tool trailer very cost effective and doesn't take up much space has work perfectly for me and my guys on mud day it has held up well it's nice to just slap it in your drill and go no cords or expensive tool that you might not use much a drill you probably already have and this will get the job done it vibrates very well unless you go to something much more commercial grade you won't be left unsatisfied with its performance I do recommend using a heavy duty drill I use my DeWalt 20v hammer drill does the job great put 5ah battery on and go to work the only thing I'm not very fond of is that you have to slap it onto the ground to start it every time you let go of the trigger and depending where you are or what you are pouring you may pickup debris from the ground that you don't want in the concrete. When you slap it on the ground to restart it each time so we use a Velcro strip to hold the trigger once we start to stop from having to bang it on the ground every 20 seconds that being said use it a few times and you will get a system down that works well and it will be no different than any other work routine you do with any other tool you use
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2025 by kyle wesley bothwell-shaver
It is very good material, it looks resistant.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Isai68
took a little wile to break it in takes a little time to make this work well fresh out of the box it was resistive to vibration but once it was broken in for a little wile it became easer to start with a light tap as suggested in listing. finding it a little stiff to use with low speed cordless tools but with high speed power drills it works great. i will order again if this one ever fails to work so far very strong tool
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2026 by Jade