HAMM HC 119i VS Ammann ARS 110.2 Compactor

The HAMM HC 119i Soil Compactor is a high-performance single-drum roller made for superior compaction in road construction, highways, and large infrastructure projects. With an operating weight of 11,020 kg, a 2,140 mm drum, and a static linear load of 28.3 kg/cm, the HC 119i vibratory roller provides powerful and consistent compaction. This vibratory roller features a 99 HP Ashok Leyland CEV V engine, ECO mode, and dual vibration amplitudes of 242 kN and 145 kN, ensuring fuel efficiency and reliability. With 3-point articulation, intuitive controls, and great visibility for the operator, the HAMM HC 119i roller compactor is a trustworthy road roller for productivity and durability.

The Ammann ARS 110.2 Soil Compactor is a solid single drum roller built for great compaction in challenging projects like highways, airports, and large infrastructure work. Weighing about 11,100 kg and with a 2,130 mm drum width, this vibratory roller provides top-tier centrifugal force at 275 kN high and 160 kN low. It also has dual amplitude and frequency settings for the best results across soil and asphalt surfaces. Its Ashok Leyland engine meets CEV Stage V emissions standards, ensuring lower pollution and strong performance. With an ECOdrop system, operator comfort features, and easy maintenance points, the ARS 110.2 roller compactor promises efficiency, durability, and a high return on investment. Reliable as a road roller, it excels in combining precision and productivity.