This Hamm DV90VO is a used drum compactor — also commonly referred to as a roller — offered from Austria, manufactured in 2008. Drum compactors of this type are used in road construction and civil engineering to compress asphalt, sub-base materials, and soil to the required density and surface finish. Hamm is a well-established German manufacturer within the Wirtgen Group, recognised globally for producing compaction and road-finishing equipment for the construction and infrastructure industries.
The machine is powered by a Deutz BF4M2012 engine rated at 74.9 kW, a four-cylinder diesel unit known for its reliability and serviceability in demanding site conditions. Operating weight is 9.5 tonnes, placing this compactor firmly in the mid-range category suitable for road-building, large paving projects, and heavy compaction tasks.
The specification includes a full operator cab, providing weather protection and a more controlled working environment for the operator. Water sprinkling is fitted as standard, an essential feature for asphalt compaction work that prevents the drum from picking up material during rolling passes. An edge cutter is present, allowing the machine to compact cleanly up to kerbs, channels, and abutments without leaving uncompacted strips at the edges of a pavement. A chipping spreader is also included, enabling the machine to distribute aggregate during surface dressing operations. Notably, the drum is equipped with oscillation, a compaction mode in which the drum vibrates horizontally rather than vertically, making it suitable for use on bridges, sensitive structures, or areas where conventional vibratory compaction could cause damage to underlying construction.
This is a well-equipped machine representing a broad range of road surfacing and compaction applications, with attachments and features suited to both standard and specialist paving work.
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