KOMATSU JV25CW-2 STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

KOMATSU JV25CW-2 KOMATSU JV25CW-2 STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER equipment image

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OEM
KOMATSU
Model
JV25CW-2
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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Technical Description

The Komatsu JV25CW-2 is a compact static smooth drum roller designed for efficient soil and asphalt compaction. It features a front drum diameter of 2.3 feet (26.6 inches) with a width of 47.3 inches, delivering a centrifugal force of 4,630 lbs at a vibration frequency of 55 vpm, ensuring effective compaction performance. The machine measures 8.7 feet in overall length, has a wheelbase of 6.4 feet, and a ground clearance of 7.7 inches, making it maneuverable on various construction sites. The roller stands 5.3 feet tall at the top of the cab, balancing operator visibility and machine compactness. Powered by a Komatsu 3D84E engine, it is a 3-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engine with a displacement of 91.3 cubic inches (approximately 1.5 liters), producing 25.4 hp (19 kW) at 2,300 rpm. This engine model is known for reliability and fuel efficiency, with a fuel capacity of 9.6 gallons, supporting extended operation times. The roller operates at a maximum speed of 6.3 mph (10 kph) and has an operating weight of 5,379.3 lbs, providing sufficient ground pressure for compaction without excessive soil disturbance. Overall, the Komatsu JV25CW-2 smooth drum roller combines compact dimensions, adequate power, and robust vibration capabilities to offer reliable performance for small to medium-sized compaction projects in construction and road maintenance applications.

Technical Attributes

Drum Width
47 ''

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