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Select the compaction duty
Specify soil, aggregate or asphalt, layer depth, working width, slope and expected daily hours.

Compaction performance, drum condition and transport planning
A used road roller should be matched to soil or asphalt, drum configuration, vibration frequency, operating weight and service condition. HMP connects current Caterpillar and XCMG roller listings to exact unit pages for evidence and destination-port quotations.
Who this page helps
Use the information below as a starting point. The product page and written quotation remain the source for the exact unit, evidence, availability and commercial terms.
Buyer workflow
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Specify soil, aggregate or asphalt, layer depth, working width, slope and expected daily hours.
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Check drum shell, eccentric system, vibration controls, water spray, scrapers, articulation and hydraulic leaks.
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Request engine identity, operating video where available, hour-meter evidence, service history and serial/PIN photos.
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Confirm operating weight, dimensions, ramp or RoRo requirements, destination port and the written freight basis.
Current catalogue
Check drum shell and mounts, vibration frequency and amplitude, eccentric bearings, water spray or scraper system, hydraulic drive, articulation and the engine's operating response.
Suitability depends on drum type, operating weight, vibration settings and the material. Confirm the exact configuration and the project compaction specification before ordering.
Some compact units may fit a container while larger rollers usually need flat-rack or RoRo handling. Dimensions, weight and carrier acceptance must be checked for the exact unit.
Request current photos, drum and vibration checks, engine and hydraulic evidence, meter and serial/PIN material, inspection scope and a written port-specific quotation.
Send the model or product URL, quantity and destination port. Ask for current evidence and written FOB, CIF or CFR terms.
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