Trucks and More

Year 2005

Single Drum Compound

Hours 6850.

With Cabin. 

The 2005 BOMAG BW213 is a highly reliable single-drum vibratory roller designed for heavy-duty earthwork, soil compaction, and road infrastructure projects. Manufactured by the industry leader BOMAG, this machine is engineered to deliver deep compaction across sub-bases, cohesive soils, and granular materials. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Key Specifications & Operational Details

• Operating Weight: The machine spans a weight class of approximately 12.4 to 14.2 metric tons depending on specific configurations like the standard D or high-climbing DH models.
• Compaction Width: It features a prominent front smooth drum with a working width of 2,130 mm (83.9 inches) to cover large surface areas quickly.
• Drum Diameter: The robust front roller drum has a large diameter of 1,500 mm (59.1 inches) for maximum rolling efficiency.
• Power Output: It is typically powered by a Deutz or Cummins diesel engine pushing out between 114 HP and 155 HP.
• Travel Speed: The unit is capable of reaching hydrostatic travel speeds up to 10 to 12 km/h.
• Vibration System: Equipped with dual-frequency vibration modes running around 30 to 36 Hz to adjust compaction energy.
• Centrifugal Force: Generates immense dynamic downward force up to 44,000+ lbs to easily settle thick soil lifts.
• Gradeability: The heavy-duty rear drive axle provides excellent climbing ability, tackling inclines of 45% to over 50%.