HAMM HD 109i VV VS SANY STR90C-10 PRO Compactor

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HAMM HD 109i VV

Weight

10060 kg
Drum Width

1680 mm
Engine

John Deere 75 HP
Static Load

30.3/29.6 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

75/60 kN
Travel Speed

0 - 13.8 km/hr

Tandem Roller

₹ 32-34 Lakhs^*

SANY STR90C-10 PRO

Weight

9200 kg
Drum Width

1680 mm
Engine

Ashok Leyland 74 HP
Static Load

27.4 kg/cm
CF - Hi/Low

75/60 kN
Travel Speed

0 - 12 km/hr

Tandem Roller

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HAMM HD 109i VV VS SANY STR90C-10 PRO Compactor

HAMM HD 109i VV

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SANY STR90C-10 PRO

₹ 32-34 Lakhs

Particulars	HAMM HD 109i VV	SANY STR90C-10 PRO

HAMM HD 109i VV vs SANY STR90C-10 PRO: Which Compactor Fits Your Site?

The HAMM HD 109i VV and the SANY STR90C-10 PRO are both tandem road rollers built for compaction work on roads and large earthworks. The pros and cons above cover engine emissions, water tank size, travel speed and gradeability. What they do not say is how brand reach and driver comfort differ between a European name and a fast-growing Chinese brand.

HAMM is a German compaction brand with a long reputation for build quality, and EPC contractors on highway projects often prefer it for that track record; parts can take a little longer to reach smaller towns. SANY has built up a large India-wide dealer and service network in recent years, which usually means faster local support and more flexible financing for mid-size contractors. Browse the full compactor range or read our compactor buying guide before you choose.

HAMM HD 109i VV

Pros:

Engine complies with CEV Stage V emission standards for reduced environmental impact
Substantial operating weight of 10,060 kg for better compaction
Ample water tank capacity of 700 L to support longer working intervals
Higher maximum travel and working speeds (0 - 13.8 km/hr and 0 - 7 km/hr respectively) for faster job completion
Articulated steering with a high steering angle of ±38° facilitates better maneuverability

Cons:

Lower maximum gradeability of 25% as compared to the SANY model
Optional telematics, not standard

SANY STR90C-10 PRO

Pros:

Equipped with a full hydraulic drive system for smooth operation
Standard telematics for enhanced fleet management and operational insights
Higher maximum gradeability of 30% to handle steeper slopes
800 L water tank capacity, slightly more than the HAMM HD 109i VV
Failsafe SAHR (Spring-Applied Hydraulic-Released) multi-disc parking brake for safety

Cons:

Slightly lower engine power at 54.6 KW compared to HAMM's 55 KW
Lesser maximum travel and working speeds (0 - 12 km/hr and 0 - 6 km/hr respectively)

Closing Recommendation

If steeper gradients and standard telematics for fleet tracking matter most on your projects, the SANY STR90C-10 PRO is the stronger fit, and its wider local dealer network makes day-to-day support easier too. If you value higher travel speed, more compaction weight and a long-standing European engineering reputation, especially on a highway EPC contract, the HAMM HD 109i VV is worth the choice. So match the machine to your work: SANY STR90C-10 PRO for steep sites and fleet tracking, HAMM HD 109i VV for faster jobs where brand track record counts.