CATERPILLAR CS563C STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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- CATERPILLAR
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- CS563C
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- Category
- STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER
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The Caterpillar CS563C is a static smooth drum roller designed for efficient soil and asphalt compaction in construction and roadbuilding applications. It features a single smooth steel drum with a diameter of 59.9 inches and a compaction width of 96 inches (8 ft), providing consistent, high-quality surface finish. The roller delivers a high centrifugal force of 24,060 lbs and low centrifugal force of 12,030 lbs, with a vibration frequency of 1,800 vpm (30 Hz), enabling effective compaction across a range of material types and densities. Power is supplied by a Caterpillar 3116T inline-six diesel engine with a displacement of 402.8 cu in (6.6 L), producing 145 hp (108 kW) gross power for reliable performance in demanding conditions. The machine has an operating weight of 24,725 lbs, contributing to strong ground contact and compaction effort. It is equipped with 23.1X26-8 ply tires, offering good flotation and traction. The CS563C has a compact overall width of 8 ft and an inside turning radius of 154 inches, allowing for good maneuverability on job sites. Maximum travel speed is 8 mph (13 km/h), and it has a ground clearance of 19.1 inches. Operating capacities include 58.2 gallons of fuel, 29.1 gallons of hydraulic fluid, and 5.3 gallons of engine oil, supporting extended work cycles with minimal downtime.
Technical Attributes
- Centrifugal Force
- 24060 lb-ft
- Drum Width
- 8 ''
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