Describe your application and we'll recommend the right compaction and paving equipment configuration — matched to your soil type, layer thickness, and project timeline.
Jobsite conditions: soil classification, layer thickness, asphalt mix design, compaction density target, project timeline.
Our application engineers review your parameters and match the optimal roller type, drum width, compaction force, and vibration frequency.
You receive an equipment recommendation with compaction pass count estimate, fuel consumption projection, and CE/EPA compliance confirmation.
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Typical challenge: Multi-layer pavement construction — granular sub-base, asphalt binder course, and wearing course — each requiring different compaction approaches. Long production runs with high daily tonnage targets (500–2,000 t/day).
Bomag recommendation: Combination of single drum vibratory roller (18–25 t) for granular layers + double drum roller (8–14 t) for asphalt intermediate passes + pneumatic tire roller (16–24 t) for final wearing course. Motor grader for sub-grade shaping and camber control.
Typical challenge: Crushed aggregate or compacted gravel haul roads that take extreme abuse from heavily loaded trucks (50–200 t payload). Roads degrade rapidly without adequate compaction, driving up truck fuel cost and tyre wear. Frequent re-grading needed.
Bomag recommendation: Heavy single drum vibratory roller (20–30 t) with padfoot drum shell for deep-lift compaction of granular material. Motor grader with all-wheel drive for haul road maintenance grading. Road gravel compaction to 95% Modified Proctor density target.
Typical challenge: Confined working areas, noise restrictions in residential zones, utility service interruption time limits, and variable patch sizes. Standard full-width rollers won't fit and standard compaction frequencies exceed noise bylaws.
Bomag recommendation: Tandem vibratory roller (1.5–4 t) for narrow urban lanes and patching. Walk-behind plate compactors (reversible, 300–600 mm wide) for trench backfill. Low-noise operating mode (amplitude reduced, frequency adjusted) available on select models to meet 75 dB(A) site requirements.
We handle airport runways, dam embankments, railway sub-grade, landfill compaction, and soil stabilization projects. Submit your jobsite details and our engineers will design a custom solution.
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