Bomag BW 120 AD-5 vs. JCB CT160-80 Tandem rollers Comparison

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Comparison

Highlight differences

Bomag BW120 Tandem rollers

JCB CT160 Tandem rollers

General

Engine model

Engine model Deutz D2.2 L3

Engine model Kubota D1005-EF06

Operating weight

Operating weight 2,750 kg

Operating weight 1,710 kg

Fuel type

Fuel type Diesel

Frequency

Frequency 63/67 Hz

Frequency 50/66 Hz

Impact force

Impact force 36/41 kN

Impact force 12.8/22.2 kN

Recommended surface type

Recommended surface type Asphalt, road base, urban roads

Drum shell thickness

Drum shell thickness 13 mm

Drum shell thickness 12 mm

Static linear load

Static linear load 11.3 kg/cm

Static linear load 10 kg/cm

Water tank capacity

Water tank capacity 205 liters

Water tank capacity 100 liters

Years

Years 2018-2025

Years 2019-2025

Market Average

Market Average AED 262,000

Market Average AED 76,000

Price

Price AED 97,500

Price AED 57,000

Engine

Net power

Net power 18.3442 kw

Net power -

Gross power

Gross power -

Gross power 14.76 kw

Operational specifications

Drum width

Drum width 1,200 mm

Drum width 800 mm

Dimensions

Stowed height

Stowed height 1,800 mm

Stowed height 1,650 mm

Overall Length

Overall Length 2.529 m

Overall Length 2.14 m

Service refill capacities

Fuel cap

Fuel cap 35 liter

Fuel cap 33 liter

Performance

Looking at performance technical specs and key features the Bomag BW 120 AD-5 Tandem rollers excels in terms of engine power at and operating weight 2750 compared to other models like the JCB CT160-80 Tandem rollers.

User rating

Owners operators and fleet managers recommend the Bomag BW 120 AD-5 Tandem rollers for its high reliability and endurance in diverse applications. The same can be said about the JCB CT160-80 Tandem rollers.