Road rollers

Rollers are used to compact loose and clayey materials during road, site, and foundation construction. Depending on the type of roller and design, they are effective at various stages—from initial compaction to final compaction of the asphalt layer.

Types and Features

• Smooth (steel) rollers—for compacting asphalt and crushed stone; There are vibratory and static rollers.
• Vibratory rollers — equipped with a vibration system for deep compaction.
• Pneumatic rollers — with high-pressure tires for uniform density and better traction.
• Padfoot rollers — with protrusions on the drum, used for compacting plastic and clayey soils.
• Tandem rollers — compact two-drum machines for work in confined spaces.

Applications

• Construction and reconstruction of roads and sidewalks;
• Preparation of bases for asphalt;
• Soil compaction during excavation work and construction Foundations;
• Compaction of crushed stone and backfill at construction sites;
• Landscaping of areas and sites.

Advantages

• Achieving high density and uniformity of the base;
• Accelerating work and reducing the number of passes;
• Flexibility of use thanks to different types of rollers and vibration modes;
• Reduced costs for subsequent repair work due to high-quality compaction.

Suitable for all stages of compaction – from base preparation to final finishing.