The Hamm HD8VV is a drum compactor — sometimes called a roller — a type of road construction machine used to compact asphalt, granular sub-base, and other road-building materials by applying static weight and vibratory force to the surface. Hamm is a well-established German manufacturer with a long history of producing compaction equipment for road construction, civil engineering, and related earthworks applications.
This 2009 machine is articulated and features all-wheel drive, making it well suited to confined or uneven working areas where manoeuvrability and traction are priorities. Power comes from a three-cylinder Hatz engine producing 15.7 kW, a compact and reliable unit commonly found in this class of light tandem compactor. The drum width measures 80 cm, and the static line load is rated at 10.2 kg/cm, giving a clear indication of the compaction pressure applied per unit of contact length. The machine weighs 1.5 tonnes in total.
Vibration is standard equipment on this unit. The centrifugal force is rated at 25 kN, and the vibration frequency runs at 65 Hz — figures that describe the intensity and speed of the oscillating action delivered into the surface during compaction passes. A water sprinkling system is also fitted, which wets the drum during operation to prevent asphalt from sticking to it.
This used machine is described by the seller as roadworthy, in good condition, and ready for immediate use. It is located in Austria.
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