SAKAI SW502S STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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OEM
SAKAI
Model
SW502S
Year of Manufacture
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Category
STATIC SMOOTH DRUM ROLLER

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Technical Description

The Sakai SW502S is a static smooth drum roller designed for efficient compaction applications. It features a 51-inch wide smooth drum that provides uniform and smooth surface compaction, ideal for asphalt and base layer work. The roller is powered by a reliable Kubota engine, ensuring solid performance and durability. It operates with a vibration frequency of 55 vibrations per minute (vpm), which enhances compaction efficiency by applying controlled dynamic forces to the material. The machine’s inside turning radius measures 118 inches, enabling good maneuverability in various job site conditions. The operating width of 55 inches allows effective coverage of compaction areas, balancing productivity and precision. The roller includes articulated steering for improved control in confined spaces. Its hydrostatic drive system delivers smooth operation and excellent gradeability. Safety features often include a rollover protective structure (ROPS) and emergency brake pedals to protect the operator. The Sakai SW502S is suited for applications requiring consistent smooth compaction with reliable engine power and vibration control, commonly used in road construction, parking lots, and general asphalt surface work. Its compact size and efficient vibratory system make it a versatile choice for contractors demanding quality results with fuel efficiency and operator comfort. This model balances power, maneuverability, and compaction effectiveness for a broad range of paving and soil compaction projects.

Technical Attributes

Drum Width
51 ''

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