HAMM HC 119i VS Volvo SD110 Compactor

HAMM HC 119i vs Volvo SD110: the two differ on 51 of 62 listed specs. The main differences are Engine (Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP vs VECV 99.2 HP), Operating Weight (11200 kg vs 11150 kg), Fuel Tank (270 L vs 196 L), Warranty (1 Year vs 1 Yr. / 2000 hr.). The other 11 specs are the same.

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Jul 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

₹ 38-40 Lakhs^*

Volvo SD110

Weight

11150 kg
Drum Width

2134 mm
Engine

VECV 99.2 HP
Static Load

29.3 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

243/130 kN
Travel Speed

0-12 km/hr

Soil Compactor

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What's different: HAMM HC 119i vs Volvo SD110

51 specs differ, 11 are identical. The full tables are below.

Spec	HAMM HC 119i	Volvo SD110
Engine	Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP	VECV 99.2 HP
Operating Weight	11200 kg	11150 kg
Fuel Tank	270 L	196 L
Warranty	1 Year	1 Yr. / 2000 hr.
Brand	HAMM Compactor	Volvo Compactor
Ex-Factory Price (GST incl.)	₹ 35-37 Lakhs	₹ 38-40 Lakhs
Drum Width	2140 mm	2134 mm
Static Linear Load	28.3 kg/cm	29.3 kg/cm

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HAMM HC 119i price & full specs →Volvo SD110 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 Volvo SD110 Compactor

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Jul 2026

HAMM HC 119i

₹ 35-37 Lakhs

Volvo SD110

₹ 38-40 Lakhs

Particulars	HAMM HC 119i	Volvo SD110

HAMM HC 119i vs Volvo SD110: Which One to Buy?

These two soil compactors are close on engine power and drum width, so the difference shows in how they work the ground. The HAMM HC 119i uses diesel carefully, turns more easily and vibrates at a higher frequency, which suits thinner layers and finer material. The Volvo SD110 presses with more force on the ground and comes with telematics built in, so it drives thicker layers down and reports its own hours.

Match the machine to your fill. Higher vibration frequency with less force settles thin layers of fine soil neatly, while more pressing force is what you need on thick layers, gravel and coarse fill. Ask your site engineer what layer thickness the specification allows, then choose. See the HAMM compactor range, the Volvo compactor range, the full compactor range, or read our compactor guide.

HAMM HC 119i Soil Compactor

Pros:

Eco mode for fuel efficiency
Articulated steering with a decent steering angle for maneuverability
Higher vibration frequencies offer more compaction options
Larger fuel tank capacity extends operational time
Optional telematics for fleet management

Cons:

Lower maximum gradeability compared to Volvo SD110
Slightly less powerful centrifugal force on high amplitude
Telematics not standard

Volvo SD110 Soil Compactor

Pros:

Robust design suited for a variety of soil types
Higher centrifugal force on low amplitude
Higher static linear load which may benefit compaction
Standard telematics for improved fleet management
Better oscillation increases stability on uneven grounds

Cons:

Lower fuel tank capacity could mean more frequent refueling
Lower engine power at the same RPM and horsepower
No AdBlue/DEF tank mentioned which might be a consideration for emissions

Closing Recommendation

Both machines are proper soil compactors, so choose by your fill material and layer thickness. Take the Volvo SD110 if you place thick layers of coarse fill or gravel on embankments, want the stronger pressing force to reach density, and need telematics across a spread-out project. Take the HAMM HC 119i if your work is finer soil in thinner layers, you need easier turning on shorter runs, and you want the lower daily diesel bill. So match the machine to your work: Volvo SD110 for thick coarse layers and multi-site tracking, HAMM HC 119i for fine soil, thin layers and low running cost.