This Sakai SW884 is a drum compactor — sometimes referred to as a vibratory roller or road roller — a self-propelled machine used in road construction and civil engineering to compact asphalt, granular base materials, and sub-base layers. Sakai is a well-established Japanese manufacturer with a long history of producing compaction equipment for road building, infrastructure, and heavy civil applications worldwide.
This 2018 model is offered used and is located in California, USA, priced at $88,000. It is fitted with a Cummins engine producing 130 horsepower to a Tier 4 Final emissions standard, meeting current EPA requirements for off-road diesel equipment operating in the United States.
The machine runs double smooth drums measuring 79 inches in width, driven by a hydrostatic drum drive system that delivers smooth, stepless speed and direction control. With a centrifugal compaction force of 39,790 pounds, it is well suited to demanding asphalt compaction passes on large paving projects. The operating weight of 28,415 pounds contributes additional static load to complement the vibratory force. The transportation width is 88 inches, which should be factored into haul planning and permit requirements for road transport.
The operator station is an open ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) configuration fitted with a canopy for weather protection. An LED mat and drum light kit comprising four lights is included, extending the machine's usability into low-light or night paving operations.
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