About · Dynapac CC140Overview
The Dynapac CC140 is a double-drum vibratory roller in the tandem compactor class, designed for asphalt compaction on road construction and maintenance projects. It combines two smooth steel drums with vibratory capability to achieve consistent compaction density across the working width. As a Dynapac product, it represents a established European lineage in compaction equipment, positioned in the mid-range of the tandem roller segment.
Typical applicationsWhere this machine is used
Tandem vibratory rollers of this class are primarily used for compacting asphalt layers on roads, car parks, and urban paving projects. They are suited to finish rolling as well as intermediate rolling passes, where surface regularity and density are critical. The machine class is also used on pathway and light industrial surface construction where precise compaction control is required.
Used-market inspectionWhat to check before buying
Prospective buyers should inspect both drum surfaces for flat spots, cracks, or repair welds, as drum damage directly affects compaction quality and can be costly to address. The vibration system, including bearings and eccentric weights, warrants close attention since these components experience high cyclic loads in normal operation. Hydraulic hoses, fittings, and the drive system should be checked for leaks and wear, and all service records should be reviewed to confirm that scheduled maintenance has been carried out. An operational test under load is advisable to verify that both drums engage vibration correctly and that the machine tracks straight.
Current marketPrice position
The European market average for the Dynapac CC140 sits at EUR 54197, with a typical price range of EUR 53530 to EUR 54864, indicating a narrow spread that reflects relatively stable and consistent demand for this model. This tight range suggests the machine holds predictable value in the used equipment market. Buyers comparing alternatives should benchmark competing tandem roller brands against this range when evaluating overall acquisition cost.