Hyundai HI unwraps new rollers for the Middle East
Four models of single rollers ranging from 7 tonnes to 14 tonnes will be sold in the Middle East
The HR120C-9 is powered by a Deutz engine, generating 96kW.
Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has shown its new range of compaction equipment in the HHI yellow livery.
The 12 tonne HR120C-9 is one of a series of single drum rollers that HHI is now selling, after signing a strategic partnership with German construction equipment manufacturer Atlas Weyhausen earlier this year.
Under the partnership, four models of single rollers ranging from 7 tonnes to 14 tonnes will be sold in the Middle East, as well as a 2.5-tonne and 3-tonne tandem rollers, all built by Atlas Weyhausen. The machines will inititally be released in emerging marketing including Middle East, Turkey and Russia
The HR120C-9 is powered by a Deutz engine, generating 96kW. Its operating weight of 12,000 kg includes a front axle load of 6,900 kg and a rear axle load of 5,100 kg. Compaction capacities from its 2100mm-wide drum include a static linear load of 32.80 kg/cm, a max amplitude of 1.8 mm, frequency range of 30-40HZ, and centrifugal force of max/min 240/170kN.
HHI sends 80t long reaches to Jeddah
In other company news, HHI has sent two 80-tonne long reach excavators to the Jeddah South Thermal Power Plant construction site in KSA.
The giant excavators are being used to carry out work on the site’s 5.5-km-long seawall. The long reach excavators have a boom length of 10.80 m and arm length of 7.15 m.
HHI is building the 2,640 MW oil-fired thermal power project on a turnkey basis including engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, testing, and transferring in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
HR120C-9 specs:
Operating weight: 12,000 kg
Axle load, Front: 6,900 kg
Axle load, Rear: 5,100 kg
Amplitude max/min: 1.8/0.6 mm
Frequency max/min: 30 / 40 HZ
Centrifugal force max/min: 240 / 170 kN
Engine: Deutz TCD 2012 L4
Max power: 96kW
