Your IMPACT compaction experts across Asia-Pacific
Landpac offers the widest range of compaction equipment in the region, along with expert advice to improve your construction projects from the ground up.

Comprehensive compaction for any site or soil type.
Building large-scale infrastructure? Our intelligent compaction solutions help you stabilise base materials to prepare your site for construction. Our team of expert engineers are on hand to assess challenging soil conditions and advise on the best strategy and equipment.
No need to import additional soil or disturb the surrounding environment. Get the job done efficiently with what’s already onsite, thanks to High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC).
Our services
Landpac provides a full range of Impact Compaction services for the construction and mining industries, including ground improvement, project design, tender and planning, reporting, and more.
See how our equipment and expertise can be applied to real-life projects.
Who we work with
Mining
Maritime
Rehabilitation projects
Civil infrastructure
Residential
Sport & Recreation
Commercial & Industrial
Forestry
Petrochemical
Power

What is High Energy Impact Compaction?
High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC) is a compaction technique that transmits rapid, high-energy impact in order to strengthen base materials and lay firm foundations for development.
HEIC can be far more efficient than conventional compaction methods – around a quarter of the cost, and 50% quicker than traditional methods. Our specialists can advise if HEIC is the right solution for your site.
What our clients say
George Black, BLACK GEOTECHNICAL
Andrew Middleton, Core Consultants Pty Ltd
Dominic Wallace, Ford Civil
Andrew Tapper, McNab Relationship Builders
Latest news

Understanding High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC)
High Energy Impact Compaction (HEIC) revolutionises ground improvement with its ability to achieve superior soil density and stability. Unlike traditional methods, HEIC uses advanced rollers and compaction technology to penetrate deeper soil layers.

Laying the Foundation: Why ground improvement engineering matters
Ground improvement enhances soil stability and strength, reducing risks and costs in construction. Techniques like HEIC ensure efficient, sustainable solutions for safer infrastructure.

HEIC’s Role in Sustainable Construction Practices
HEIC boosts sustainable construction by stabilising soil, cutting environmental impact, and reusing existing land. It’s a fast, efficient way to build stronger, longer-lasting infrastructure while protecting the environment.