Real-time density control? Hamm’s Smart Compact Pro changes the game

May 19, 2025

Global Product Launch: Meet Smart Compact Pro from Hamm — a groundbreaking compaction system delivering real-time asphalt density on the fly. Product Manager Axel Mühlhausen explains how this tech adjusts compaction settings automatically to hit target density, eliminating guesswork and post-job coring. Tested with stunning accuracy and launching soon in the U.S. and Europe, this is the future of asphalt compaction. 

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