The small hand-held roller was first introduced in the United Kingdom in the 1980s, and a company called Pieve's machinery factory developed and produced the first small-scale roadbed. At that time the production of the roller is a very simple structure, the operation is not convenient. In the 1990s, China introduced the production technology of the Peeffer road roller, and developed a hand-held double-wheel roller and cab roller.

At present, the domestic production of small roller manufacturers have more than 30, mostly located in Shandong Jining and other regions. Continue to grow and develop, and gradually become China's small road roller production base.Road Repair Machines

Hand-held roller use conditions: highway municipal maintenance for the construction of cement stabilization layer of the layered compaction; groove edge, corner of the asphalt concrete compaction. Road construction in the pipe culvert, channel, abutment and other structures backfill, large-scale roller can not work area compaction operations. Municipal landscape, real estate residential area landscape, golf course construction in the sidewalk laying, sidewalk pavement compaction compaction, other construction area is narrow and compaction equipment weight sensitive construction occasions, can be flexible and efficient to complete the compaction work.

Hand-driven vibratory roller Features:

Small size, compact structure, easy transport, work strength, high efficiency. And can be used with large-scale roller. Extra large water tank to reduce the trouble of back and forth, so that equipment can be increased for continuous working hours. Adjustable folding operation of the handle to the operator to bring a comfortable operating environment, easy to transport after folding or collection. There is a self-compacting polyurethane automatic scraper on the pulley to prevent soil and asphalt from accumulating on the wheel and making the compaction more smooth. Higher road clearance and smaller side clearance. Particularly suitable for wall and road rock compaction.