Dynapac introduces new compaction equipment

Focussing on advanced compaction and paving equipment, Atlas Copco Road Construction Equipment Division highlights a number of new products “We have been working hard and determent, listening carefully to our customer’s needs and present a great range of new and updated products.” says Herman Matthyssen, vice president marketing west. “Up-time, ergonomics, reliability and serviceability are key success factors nowadays."
January 6, 2017 Read time: 2 mins
Dynapac’s new CA1500 single drum roller helps complete the soil range
Focussing on advanced compaction and paving equipment, 161 Atlas Copco Road Construction Equipment Division highlights a number of new products
“We have been working hard and determent, listening carefully to our customer’s needs and present a great range of new and updated products.” says Herman Matthyssen, vice president marketing west. “Up-time, ergonomics, reliability and serviceability are key success factors nowadays."

The company says the introduction of the fifth generation single drum rollers was enthusiastically received. Having started with the larger models and mid-range, the company now presents the complete range, introducing the 206 Dynapac CA1300, CA1500 and CA2000, and their variants, completing the new soil range.

“With the same innovative thinking and features as the larger models, these versatile machines represent a minor revolution in terms of low noise, low diesel consumption and serviceability due to their cross-mounted engines. Other time and money-saving features are optimised amplitude for superior compaction performance and Active Bouncing Control that prevents damage to the machine and over-compaction,” says the company.

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