CATERPILLAR CB34B XW STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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- CATERPILLAR
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- CB34B XW
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- Category
- STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER
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The Caterpillar CB34B XW is a high-performance tandem vibratory smooth drum roller designed primarily for asphalt compaction. It features a wide 55-inch drum that enables greater coverage with fewer passes, enhancing productivity on medium-sized paving projects such as city roads and parking lots. Powered by the Cat C2.2 engine delivering 48.8 hp (36 kW), it provides reliable power and efficient fuel usage with a 24-gallon fuel capacity. The machine has an operating weight of 8,385 lbs and a compact operating width of 59 inches for maneuverability in confined spaces. Its vibratory system operates at dual frequencies of 48/55 vibrations per minute, generating centrifugal forces up to approximately 7,100 lbs per drum, optimized for smooth and uniform compaction. The CB34B XW offers a ground clearance of 11 inches and a tight turning radius inside of 114 inches, improving its handling around obstacles and tight job site conditions. With a maximum travel speed of 8 mph, it balances performance and control. Operator comfort and visibility are enhanced by an ergonomic cab design and intuitive control panel with backlit LCD display. The drum offset feature further assists in compaction close to curbs and edges. Overall, the Caterpillar CB34B XW combines compact size, power, and advanced vibration technology to deliver efficient, consistent, and quality pavement compaction on urban and medium-scale construction sites.
Technical Attributes
- Drum Width
- 55 ''
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