
HAMM HD O70V STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The HAMM HD O70V is a smooth drum roller designed for efficient compaction in road construction and earthworks. It features a 59-inch-wide drum with a vibration frequency range of 2,100 to 3,000 vpm and a vibration amplitude of 0.1 inches, providing effective and homogeneous ground compaction. The roller has an overall width of 5.5 feet and an operating width of approximately 63.4 inches, allowing for coverage of a wide compaction area. Powered by a reliable Deutz engine delivering 75.4 horsepower, the machine ensures consistent power output for various job site conditions. It generates a centrifugal force of up to 23,380 lb in high mode and 14,387 lb in low mode, enabling deep soil compaction. The unit weighs approximately 7.4 tons (16,314 lb) and stands 9.55 feet tall to the top of its cab, ensuring operator comfort and visibility. This model provides powerful and smooth operation, suitable for compacting asphalt and granular soils with precision and stability. Its robust build and optimized dimensions make it ideal for urban and highway projects where maneuverability and effective compaction are essential. The HAMM HD O70V combines strong performance, vibration control, and ergonomic design within a compact footprint, making it a highly versatile piece of construction equipment.
Technical Attributes
- Drum Width
- 59 ''
Dimensions
- Size
- 6 ft W
Category
- CONSTRUCTION
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Data Accuracy and Verification
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