16,431 kg154 hpMarket avg. €62k · 3 listed · 1 below market
Asking prices land at €52k – €72k, around 185% above the market average.
This model sits 117% above the class average across 50 peer models.
Across independent European dealers, used Hamm H16i listings currently run from €52,092 to €72,400, with a market average around €62,280. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 3 active listings, refreshed daily.
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The Hamm H16i is a single-drum vibratory soil compactor in the heavy compaction category, with an operating weight of 16,431 kg and an engine output of 154 hp. It is engineered for high-productivity earthwork applications where consistent compaction depth and machine reliability are primary operational requirements. The H16i sits in a weight class that bridges mid-range and large-format compaction equipment, making it a versatile asset across a broad range of civil construction tasks.
Machines in this class are deployed on road subbase preparation, large-scale earthfill compaction, embankment construction, and infrastructure groundwork where achieving uniform soil density across wide passes is essential. The H16i's operating weight makes it well suited to projects requiring deeper compaction lifts, such as dam or levee body construction and major site development. It is a common choice for contractors who need a dependable single-drum compactor capable of handling both cohesive and granular soils.
Prospective buyers should carry out a thorough inspection of the drum shell and edge protectors for wear, cracking, or deformation, as drum condition directly affects compaction performance and replacement is a significant cost item. The vibration system, including bearings and eccentric weights, should be verified for smooth, consistent operation without unusual noise or vibration irregularity at both amplitude settings. Engine compartment checks should cover coolant and hydraulic fluid condition, filter service history, and any evidence of leaks, while the articulated steering joint and oscillation bearing should be assessed for play and lubrication adequacy. A full review of available service records is recommended to confirm adherence to manufacturer maintenance intervals.
On the European used equipment market, the Hamm H16i trades at an average of EUR 72,667, with a typical price range of EUR 72,400 to EUR 73,000, indicating a tight and relatively stable pricing band for this model. Primary competitor models in the same compaction class include the Bomag BW219 and the Bomag BW216, and buyers evaluating the H16i should benchmark condition, hours, and specification against available examples of those machines to assess relative value.
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