Pure Energy and Swecon: Driving the Shift to Emission-Free Construction

Innovation in Action: The Ammann eAPH 70/95

In close collaboration with Swecon and Ammann, Pure Energy was the first company in the world to utilise the 750 kg eAPH 70/95 battery-powered hydrostatic plate compactor. Over the past year, the compactor has been deployed in demanding environments – from Stockholm’s slaughterhouse district to tunnel projects where high nitrogen levels have historically posed serious challenges.

The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive: The eAPH 70/95 is quiet, easy to maneuver despite its weight, and delivers impressive compaction power – all without harmful emissions.

eAPH 70/95

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eATR 68

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A Shared Vision

Pure Energy’s partnership with Swecon and Ammann is a testament to how collaboration can accelerate innovation.

Swecon is a prominent dealer of construction machinery in Sweden, Germany and the Baltic States.

Ammann is a world-leading supplier of mixing plants, machines and services to the construction industry with core expertise in road building and transportation infrastructure. The company is committed to sustainability throughout its product line and manufacturing processes.

Pure Energy is a pioneer in creating cleaner, quieter, and safer workplaces. By offering cutting-edge, emission-free solutions, Pure Energy is reducing the environmental impact and improving working conditions for operators across Sweden.

Expanding the Portfolio: The Ammann eATR 68

Pure Energy recently expanded its product range with the Ammann eATR 68 battery-powered rammer.

The machine immediately proved its value on a pipelaying project in tight sheet pile cassettes.

Operators highlighted the Ammann rammer’s agility, ease of handling, and — most importantly — the absence of exhaust gases, which is crucial when working in confined shafts.

With its multi-stage speed control, the eATR 68 excels in narrow environments while maintaining performance and operator comfort.