Rollers generally rely on their own weight to compact the soil through vibration. When the roller is running, the wheels or rollers will apply pressure to the surface of the soil or road surface material, gradually reducing the gap between the soil or material particles, thereby increasing the density of the soil or material. It is mainly used for compaction operations on roads, airports, parking lots and other sites to ensure the flatness and durability of the road surface. But generally speaking, a roller generally has the following performance characteristics:

High compaction efficiency:

The roller applies pressure to the soil or pavement materials through vibration, impact or rolling methods to achieve compaction.

Different models of rollers have different compaction capabilities, but generally have high compaction efficiency and compaction quality.

Strong adaptability:

The roller can adapt to a variety of soil conditions, including sand, clay, gravel, etc., as well as different pavement materials.

They can also work under different humidity and temperature conditions to meet the needs of various engineering projects.