Description
The SRD017 is a reliable, high-efficiency roller designed for dual-drum vibration across a mid-width compaction surface. With optimized drum pressure and dual frequency settings, it delivers excellent compaction uniformity for asphalt layers and granular bases.
Built with an advanced hydrostatic drive and pressurized water spray system, the SRD017 ensures smooth operation and clean drum surfaces. Its ergonomic controls and compact design make it suitable for medium-sized construction zones requiring precision, speed, and maneuverability. The open or canopy operator station provides visibility, while optional safety features enhance operator confidence on varied job sites.
📊 Specifications Table
| Feature | SRD017 | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Machine Type | Double Drum Vibratory Roller | Front and rear drum vibration for even results |
| Operating Weight | ~1,700–1,800 kg | Ideal for light- to medium-duty compaction jobs |
| Drum Width | ~1,200–1,300 mm | Balanced width for moderate site coverage |
| Engine Power | ~25–35 kW | Fuel-efficient engine for small/mid projects |
| Vibration Frequency | ~50–60 Hz | Delivers fine finish on asphalt and base materials |
| Centrifugal Force | ~30–40 kN | Effective for light roadwork or municipal jobs |
| Amplitude | ~0.5–0.7 mm | Vibration depth suited to paved surfaces |
| Travel Speed | ~0–10 km/h | Provides flexibility from slow compaction to fast transit |
| Drive Mode | Hydrostatic | Easy forward/reverse operation |
| Water Spray System | Pressurized dual spray bars | Keeps both drums free of asphalt buildup |
| Steering Type | Articulated steering | Enhances maneuverability in tight zones |
| Cabin | Open with optional canopy | Improves operator visibility and safety |
🛠️ Key Features:
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Balanced Double Drum Compaction
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Mid-Sized Width for Versatile Applications
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Hydrostatic Drive with Intuitive Controls
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Efficient Water Spray System for Drum Cleaning
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Ideal for Asphalt Paving, Sidewalks, Parking Lots, and Suburban Roads
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