Skid Steer Vibratory Compaction for Sale 72"

Skid Steer Vibratory Roller Description

Get ready to tackle uneven terrain and big jobs with the vibratory roller attachment.

The vibratory roller hard-packs in either forward or reverse. Oscillation of the drum allows the roller to follow contours on uneven terrain, offering more precise control when operating on slopes. For more compact jobsites, the offset drum design allows for operating next to sidewalks, walls, and curbs.

It is the ideal attachment for site preparation operations, landscaping contractors, and paving operations. Easy to haul over the road, the vibratory roller is an agile jobsite attachment, delivering faster results in fewer passes.

Skid Steer Vibratory Roller Specification

Skid Steer Vibratory Roller Catalogue

2022 RAY Skid Steer Attachments Catalogue.pdf

Skid Steer Vibratory Roller Video

Skid Steer Vibratory Roller Features

•Hydraulically powered exciter system

•Lower operating temperatures

•Drums isolated from frame to minimize vibration transmission

•Cost-effective and low-maintenance

•Fully supported parts

Skid Steer Vibratory Roller FAQ

1. Do construction rollers vibrate?

Traditional rollers use weight to push particles like soil, dirt, etc. During this process, the vibrations help the particles bind together better and compact more tightly by "shaking" the particles together.

2. How heavy is a RAY roller?

3. Who makes RAY vibratory rollers?

Vibratory Roller | RAY. RAY attachments OEM solutions offer select machine configurations including bare metal chassis, systems, and OEM components to create purpose-built machines and custom equipment to meet project needs.

4. What can a vibratory roller be used for?

They are typically used to compact granular base layers, and occasionally asphalt, and can be used in deeper locations. They offer more power and better performance than other rollers, but they also generally cost more.