À propos · Bomag BW177Aperçu
The Bomag BW177 is a single-drum vibratory soil compactor in the mid-range compactor class, with an operating weight of 6601 kg and an engine output of 74 hp. These specifications position it as a capable machine for earthworks requiring consistent compaction force across a variety of soil and granular material types. Bomag is an established manufacturer in the compaction equipment segment, and the BW177 represents a widely deployed configuration within its product line.
Applications typiquesLieu d'utilisation de cette machine
Single-drum vibratory compactors of this weight and power class are suited to road subbase preparation, embankment and fill compaction, and general civil earthworks. They are commonly deployed on infrastructure projects, industrial site development, and utility trench backfill operations where controlled compaction depth and pass efficiency are required. The machine class is also used in landfill and quarry applications where ground bearing conditions permit.
Inspection du marché de l'occasionCe qu'il faut vérifier avant d'acheter
Prospective buyers should commission a full mechanical inspection covering the vibration system, drum bearings, and exciter unit, as these components are subject to high cyclic loading and represent significant wear items in this machine class. The engine, hydraulic circuits, and cooling system warrant close examination, particularly for signs of overheating or fluid contamination. Frame condition should be assessed for cracks at articulation points and mounting brackets. Service history, filter and fluid change records, and documentation of any prior drum or drivetrain work will support a more accurate assessment of remaining service life.
Marché actuelPosition tarifaire
In the European market the BW177 is priced on average at EUR 53880, with a typical range running from EUR 51400 to EUR 60580 depending on age, condition, and specification. Buyers evaluating this machine should also consider comparable models in this segment, notably the Ammann ARX45 and the Hamm HD14, both of which compete directly in terms of machine class and application scope. Pricing relative to these competitors will vary by market region and unit history.