Ammann ARS 110.2 VS HAMM HC 119iD Compactor

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Ammann ARS 110.2

Weight

11100 kg
Drum Width

2130 mm
Engine

Ashok Leyland 101 HP
Static Load

28.6 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

275/160 kN
Travel Speed

11.5 km/hr

Soil Compactor

₹ 35-37 Lakhs^*

HAMM HC 119iD

Weight

11800 kg
Drum Width

2140 mm
Engine

Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP
Static Load

29.1 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

241/145 kN
Travel Speed

0–12.0 km/hr

Soil Compactor

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Ammann ARS 110.2 VS HAMM HC 119iD Compactor

Ammann ARS 110.2

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HAMM HC 119iD

₹ 35-37 Lakhs

Particulars	Ammann ARS 110.2	HAMM HC 119iD

Ammann ARS 110.2 vs HAMM HC 119iD: Which Soil Compactor to Buy?

Both are single-drum soil compactors for road and site work. The HAMM HC 119iD has a heavier operating weight of 13,360 kg and a gradeability of up to 53 percent, so it handles heavier soil and steeper slopes. The Ammann ARS 110.2 gives stronger compaction force at low amplitude, 160 kN against the HAMM's 145 kN, and turns in a tighter space, with an inside turning radius of 3,250 mm.

If your site has steep grades or needs a heavier machine, the HAMM HC 119iD fits that need. If you need strong low-amplitude compaction and easy turning on a tight site, the Ammann ARS 110.2 suits you better. See the full HAMM compactor range, the Ammann compactor range, all compactors, or the compactor buying guide.

HAMM HC 119iD Soil Compactor

Pros:

Higher maximum operating weight of 13,360 kg allows for better compaction force
Higher static linear load of 29.1 kg/cm increases compaction efficiency
Gradeability of up to 53% allows for better performance on slopes
Higher vibration frequency options (30/35 Hz) for variable soil conditions
Faster working and travel speeds (0–7.0 km/hr and 0–12.0 km/hr respectively) increase job site productivity

Cons:

Less centrifugal force in low amplitude mode compared to Ammann ARS 110.2 (145 kN vs 160 kN)

Ammann ARS 110.2 Soil Compactor

Pros:

Slightly higher engine power output of 101 HP for potentially better performance
Greater centrifugal force at both high and low amplitudes (275/160 kN) for effective compaction
Larger fuel tank capacity of 310 L reduces the frequency of refueling stops
Smaller turning radius inside (3250 mm) for better maneuverability
Larger hydraulic tank capacity of 52 L may indicate longer operational intervals

Cons:

Lower maximum gradeability of 35% might restrict usage on steeper slopes
Slightly lower static linear load (28.6 kg/cm) than HAMM HC 119iD

Closing Recommendation

Both the Ammann ARS 110.2 and the HAMM HC 119iD are strong single-drum soil compactors. Choose the HAMM HC 119iD when your job needs a heavier machine that can climb steep slopes. Choose the Ammann ARS 110.2 when you need strong low-amplitude compaction and easy turning on tighter sites. So match the machine to your work: HAMM HC 119iD for heavy, sloped ground, Ammann ARS 110.2 for tight sites and controlled finishing.