1,700 kg20 hpMarket avg. €13k · 7 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €13k – €16k, around 39% below the market average.
This model sits 48% below the class average across 44 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Bomag BW100 listings currently run from €12,570 to €15,950, with a market average around €13,238. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 7 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Bomag BW100 is a single-drum vibratory roller in the light compaction class, with an operating weight of 1700 kg and an engine output of 20 hp. It sits in the walk-behind-adjacent segment of the compactor market, bridging the gap between plate compactors and heavier tandem rollers. Bomag is an established OEM in soil and asphalt compaction equipment, and the BW100 represents a widely deployed unit within that manufacturer's light roller lineup.
The BW100 is suited to compaction work on confined or access-restricted sites where a larger drum roller cannot maneuver effectively. Typical applications include trench backfill, footpath and cycle-path construction, small asphalt patches, and compaction in residential or utility infrastructure projects. Its weight class also makes it appropriate for subbase preparation on landscaping and light civil engineering contracts.
Inspection of a used BW100 should prioritize the condition of the drum shell and any visible cracking or flat-spotting that would indicate overloading or prolonged static storage. The vibration exciter system is a key cost driver in this class and should be operated under load to confirm that both amplitude and frequency engage correctly without abnormal noise or play. Engine condition should be assessed by checking for smooth cold-start behavior, clean exhaust, and the absence of oil contamination in the air filter housing. Hydraulic drive components, steering linkage, and any scrapers or water-sprinkling systems fitted to the drum should be inspected for wear and leaks. Service documentation, particularly evidence of regular oil and filter changes, materially affects confidence in the machine's remaining service life regardless of hour reading.
Within the light vibratory roller segment the BW100 is cross-shopped primarily against the Ammann ARX12 and the Hamm HD8. The ARX12 is comparable in application scope but differs in drum configuration and manufacturer support network, making brand-specific service availability a relevant factor for buyers evaluating total operating cost. The Hamm HD8 competes on a similar weight and power envelope and is often preferred where dealer proximity to Hamm's network is an advantage. Relative to both competitors, the BW100's 1700 kg operating weight and 20 hp output position it at a defined point in the segment, and buyers should note that used-market placement within the broader price band is driven primarily by recorded service hours, overall mechanical condition, drum surface integrity, vibration system functionality, and whether the machine retains its original configuration or has been modified.
Market average ask shown as delta against the class average (€13k).
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