Steering on drums: the Dynapac CG2300 roller

Having a long tradition of CG rollers, without central articulation, but with steering on drums, Atlas Copco’s Road Construction Equipment division now launches the Dynapac CG2300 asphalt roller. The roller is 3.95m long and 3m high with an inner turning radius of 3.1m. This means transportation advantages as well as ease of working in restricted areas.
February 13, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Having a long tradition of CG rollers, without central articulation, but with steering on drums, 161 Atlas Copco’s Road Construction Equipment division now launches the Dynapac CG2300 asphalt roller.

The roller is 3.95m long and 3m high with an inner turning radius of 3.1m. This means transportation advantages as well as ease of working in restricted areas.
And using 206 Dynapac’s ECO Mode, the CG2300 roller is said to consume 15-20% less diesel fuel compared to the previous range without ECO Mode.

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