Walk-Behind and Ride-On Rollers
Small double-drum rollers from roughly 500 kg to 1 600 kg for footpaths, cycleways, car parks and trench reinstatement. They bridge the gap between a plate and a full tandem roller.
Features
- Drum widths of about 600 to 900 mm suit footways and reinstatement bays without an edge overlap problem.
- Water sprinkler systems with filtered tanks keep asphalt from sticking to the drums; sprinkler bar blockages are the usual fault.
- Articulated or pivot-steer frames let the rear drum track the front exactly, which prevents surface tearing.
- Presence controls and a dead-man arrangement on walk-behind versions are a working requirement rather than an option.
- Edge cutters and chamfer discs finish a joint properly instead of leaving it to be sealed later.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Operating weight | 500 - 1 600 | kg | Sets both linear load and trailer transport. |
| Drum width | 600 - 900 | mm | Decides passes across a footway or reinstatement bay. |
| Static linear load | 4 - 9 | kg/cm | The useful comparison between small rollers. |
| Water tank capacity | 50 - 120 | l | Sets how long a shift runs between refills on asphalt. |