HAMM HC 119iD VS Escorts EC 5250 Compactor

HAMM HC 119iD vs Escorts EC 5250: 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 (11800 kg vs 10350 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 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

₹ 30-32 Lakhs^*

Escorts EC 5250

Weight

10350 kg
Drum Width

2130 mm
Engine

KOEL 110 HP
Static Load

23.7 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

211/89 kN
Travel Speed

0–23 km/hr

Soil Compactor

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

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

Spec	HAMM HC 119iD	Escorts EC 5250
Engine	Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP	KOEL 110 HP
Operating Weight	11800 kg	10350 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	29.1 kg/cm	23.7 kg/cm
Engine Make	Ashok Leyland H4C510122	KOEL 4R1190TA1

See all 53 differences ↓

HAMM HC 119iD price & full specs →Escorts EC 5250 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 119iD VS Escorts EC 5250 Compactor

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

HAMM HC 119iD

₹ 35-37 Lakhs

Escorts EC 5250

₹ 30-32 Lakhs

Particulars	HAMM HC 119iD	Escorts EC 5250

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

Both are strong soil compactors, but they lead in different areas. The Escorts EC 5250 has a bigger engine and larger fuel and hydraulic tanks, so it suits sites that want more power and fewer refuelling stops. The HAMM HC 119iD handles steeper slopes better and offers telematics as an option, so a fleet owner can track it from a phone or laptop.

If your site has flatter ground and you value engine power and tank size, the Escorts fits well. If you often work on sloped ground or want to track the machine remotely, the HAMM's extra features help. Both brands have a dealer base in India, so check service reach near your site either way. See the full Escorts compactor range, the HAMM compactor range, all soil compactors, or read our compactor buying guide.

HAMM HC 119iD Soil Compactor

Pros:

Higher engine power at 99.2 HP for potentially better performance
Better gradeability at 48% allows operation on steeper slopes
Higher centrifugal force on high amplitude for improved compaction
Higher static linear load which can lead to better compaction efficiency
Higher max working and travel speeds for quicker operation
Telematics option available for better fleet management

Cons:

Heavier operating weight could limit use in sensitive areas
Lower static linear load might affect compaction in some conditions
Less gradeability than its competitor may limit slope operation
No mention of hydraulic tank capacity, engine crank case capacity, or DEF/Adblue tank volume

Escorts EC 5250 Soil Compactor

Pros:

Higher engine power at 110 HP that may translate to superior performance
Larger fuel and hydraulic tank capacities which could mean longer operation times without refills
Detailed information on engine crank case capacity provided
Lighter operating weight might be advantageous on sites with load restrictions
Wider steering angle at ±36° potentially provides better maneuverability

Cons:

Lower gradeability at 40% could hinder performance on steep slopes
Lower centrifugal force on both high and low amplitudes
Lower static linear load may mean less effective compaction in some scenarios
Telematics not available, possibly limiting fleet management capabilities
Shorter warranty period may imply less manufacturer confidence

Closing Recommendation

Both are capable soil compactors, so pick by the ground you work on and the features you value. Choose the Escorts EC 5250 when you want more engine power and longer run time between refuels on mostly flat ground. Choose the HAMM HC 119iD when your site has slopes or you want telematics to track the machine remotely. Check service reach for both brands near your site before you decide. So match the machine to your work: Escorts EC 5250 for power and longer running time, HAMM HC 119iD for slope work and remote tracking.