HAMM HC 119iD VS Volvo SD110 Compactor

HAMM HC 119iD 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 (11800 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 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

₹ 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 119iD vs Volvo SD110

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

Spec	HAMM HC 119iD	Volvo SD110
Engine	Ashok Leyland 99.2 HP	VECV 99.2 HP
Operating Weight	11800 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	29.1 kg/cm	29.3 kg/cm

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HAMM HC 119iD 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 119iD VS Volvo SD110 Compactor

Specs from OEM brochures · comparison updated Aug 2026

HAMM HC 119iD

₹ 35-37 Lakhs

Volvo SD110

₹ 38-40 Lakhs

Particulars	HAMM HC 119iD	Volvo SD110

HAMM HC 119iD vs Volvo SD110: Which Soil Compactor to Buy?

Both are single-drum soil compactors for road and infrastructure work, but they differ in built-in technology and runtime. The Volvo SD110 comes with telematics fitted as standard, so a fleet owner can track hours and location without paying extra, and it turns more sharply thanks to a wider steering angle. The HAMM HC 119iD carries a bigger fuel tank for longer runtime, offers an AdBlue/DEF tank to meet stricter emission rules, and gives the driver two vibration frequency settings for different soil types.

For a fleet owner managing several machines across sites, the Volvo SD110's standard telematics saves the cost of fitting tracking later. For a contractor working long shifts in areas with strict emission checks, the HAMM HC 119iD's bigger tank and AdBlue system keep it running longer with fewer stops. Both handle general road and soil compaction work well. Browse the Volvo compactor range and HAMM compactor range, see all soil compactors, or read our compactor guide.

Volvo SD110 Soil Compactor Roller

Pros:

Higher nominal amplitude on the high end for better compaction power (1.9 mm)
Greater steering angle for superior maneuverability (±40°)
Comes standard with telematics for enhanced fleet management
Wider drum width for more coverage per pass (2134 mm)
Higher gradeability for efficient operation on slopes (52%)

Cons:

Lower gradeability compared to the HAMM HC 119iD (26% vs 48%)
Lower centrifugal force on the high setting compared to the HAMM HC 119iD (243 kN vs 241 kN)
No information provided about Adblue/ DEF tank, which could be a disadvantage if not available

Hamm HC 119iD Soil Compactor Roller

Pros:

Slightly higher centrifugal force on the high setting for efficient compaction (241 kN)
Higher maximum gradeability which can be crucial for certain projects (48%)
Slightly better fuel tank capacity for longer operation times (270 L)
Adblue/ DEF tank present for meeting stricter emission standards (24 L)
Higher vibration frequency options, potentially leading to better compaction results (30/35 Hz)

Cons:

Lower steering angle may affect the maneuverability (±33°)
Telematics is optional, which may incur additional costs
Slightly narrower drum width which can affect the coverage area (2140 mm)

Closing Recommendation

Both these compactors do solid work on roads and general soil compaction, so the choice depends on whether you value built-in tracking or longer runtime with emission support. Choose the Volvo SD110 when you want telematics fitted as standard for tracking your fleet, and a tighter turning circle for compact sites. Choose the HAMM HC 119iD when you want a bigger fuel tank, an AdBlue/DEF tank for strict emission rules, and more control over vibration settings. So match the machine to your work: Volvo SD110 for built-in fleet tracking, HAMM HC 119iD for long runtime and emission-ready compaction.