HAMM HC 119i VS Escorts EC 5250 Plus Compactor

HAMM HC 119i vs Escorts EC 5250 Plus: the two differ on 53 of 62 listed specs. The main differences are Engine (Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP vs KOEL 110 HP), Operating Weight (11200 kg vs 11430 kg), Fuel Tank (270 L vs 265 L), Brand (HAMM Compactor vs Escorts Kubota Compactor). The other 9 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

₹ 35-37 Lakhs^*

HAMM HC 119i

Weight

11200 kg
Drum Width

2140 mm
Engine

Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP
Static Load

28.3 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

242/145 kN
Travel Speed

0–12.0 km/hr

Soil Compactor

₹ 30-32 Lakhs^*

Escorts EC 5250 Plus

Weight

11430 kg
Drum Width

2130 mm
Engine

KOEL 110 HP
Static Load

30.9 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

272/185 kN
Travel Speed

0–23 km/hr

Soil Compactor

Add a third machine

What's different: HAMM HC 119i vs Escorts EC 5250 Plus

53 specs differ, 9 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	HAMM HC 119i	Escorts EC 5250 Plus
Engine	Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP	KOEL 110 HP
Operating Weight	11200 kg	11430 kg
Fuel Tank	270 L	265 L
Brand	HAMM Compactor	Escorts Kubota Compactor
Ex-Factory Price (GST incl.)	₹ 35-37 Lakhs	₹ 30-32 Lakhs
Drum Width	2140 mm	2130 mm
Static Linear Load	28.3 kg/cm	30.9 kg/cm
Engine Make	Ashok Leyland H4C510122	KOEL 4R1190TA1

See all 53 differences ↓

HAMM HC 119i price & full specs →Escorts EC 5250 Plus price & full specs →

* Ex-factory price ranges are indicative for Sep 2026 and change with variant, city and offers; confirm with the dealer. On-road cost adds transport, RTO, insurance and accessories. Disclaimer

The comparisons provided are based on the technical specifications published by the respective OEMs on their official websites and brochures. Please confirm these details directly with the OEMs before making any final decision.

HAMM HC 119i VS Escorts EC 5250 Plus Compactor

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

HAMM HC 119i

₹ 35-37 Lakhs

Escorts EC 5250 Plus

₹ 30-32 Lakhs

Particulars	HAMM HC 119i	Escorts EC 5250 Plus

Escorts EC 5250 Plus vs HAMM HC 119i: Which One to Buy?

The Escorts EC 5250 Plus is an Indian-made roller with a wide dealer network, which helps when you need quick service or parts in smaller towns. The HAMM HC 119i is a German-engineered roller known for tight compaction control, and it offers optional telematics so a fleet owner can track the machine's work from a phone. Neither machine is only about raw power. The Escorts climbs steeper ground more easily, which matters on hilly road jobs, while the HAMM's ECO mode and steering setup help it save fuel and turn tightly on finishing work.

Think about your ground and your fleet setup. A contractor working steep or hilly road sites gains more from the Escorts EC 5250 Plus. A fleet owner who wants tighter control on finishing jobs, and the option to add telematics later, gains more from the HAMM HC 119i. Check which brand has a service point close to your site before you buy. See the full Escorts compactor range, the HAMM compactor range, all compactors, or read our compactor buying guide.

Escorts EC 5250 Plus

Pros:

Higher engine power of 110 HP, providing robust performance
Higher max gradeability of 34%, enhancing uphill compaction capabilities
Larger fuel tank capacity of 265 liters, reducing refueling intervals
Advanced vibration technology for consistent density and compaction results
Hydrostatic drive ensures reliability and fuel efficiency
Operator-friendly controls and durable hydraulics for long-term use

Cons:

Lower vibration frequency on high setting compared to HAMM HC 119i
Travel speed is higher but may not be a significant factor for compaction operations
Does not offer telematics as a standard feature

HAMM HC 119i

Pros:

ECO mode for better fuel efficiency and lower operating costs
3-point articulation for better maneuverability and stability
Higher vibration frequency of 35 Hz on high setting allows for faster compaction
Offers telematics as an optional feature, enhancing fleet management and monitoring
Articulated steering provides improved turning and control

Cons:

Lower engine power of 99.2 HP, which may affect performance under certain conditions
Lower max gradeability of 30%, slightly reducing uphill performance
Smaller fuel tank capacity of 270 liters compared to the Escorts EC 5250 Plus
Travel speeds are slower, affecting the speed of transitioning between job sites

Closing Recommendation

Both rollers compact ground well, but they fit different jobs and fleets. The Escorts EC 5250 Plus climbs steeper ground more easily and is backed by a wide Indian dealer network, so it suits hilly road work and buyers who want easy service nearby. The HAMM HC 119i turns tighter for finishing work and can add fleet tracking later, so it suits fleet owners who want precise control and future tracking options. So match the machine to your work: Escorts EC 5250 Plus for hilly roads and easy local service, HAMM HC 119i for finishing work and fleet tracking.