Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller Specs

Category: Smooth Drum Rollers ➔
Manufacturer: Volvo ➔
Model: DD25B ➔

The Volvo DD25B is a compact smooth drum roller designed for efficient soil and asphalt compaction in construction and roadwork projects. Featuring a robust engine and advanced vibration technology, the DD25B delivers consistent compaction performance with high productivity and fuel efficiency. Its smooth drum design ensures uniform surface finishing, making it suitable for small to medium-sized paving jobs, trenches, and landscaping applications. The operator-friendly controls and ergonomic design enhance maneuverability and reduce fatigue during extended use. The Volvo DD25B smooth drum roller is recognized for reliability, durability, and ease of maintenance, making it a preferred choice in the compaction equipment category.

General Specifications

Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller General Specifications specifications
CAETGORY	Compaction - Starting 2017
DRUM WIDTH	39.40 in (100.08 cm) - Starting 2024
ENGINE TYPE	Volvo D1.7A Tier IV F - Starting 2024
FREQUENCY HZ	55 to 67 - Starting 2019
INSIDE TURN RADIUS	106.00 in (269.24 cm) - Starting 2024
WIDTH	50.80 in (129.03 cm) - Starting 2024

Capacities

Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller Capacities specifications
Fuel Tank	10.6 gal (US) - Starting 2026
Tank Capacity For Drum	69 gal (US) - Starting 2026

Dimensions

Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller Dimensions specifications
Drum Diameter - Front	27.60 in (70.10 cm) - Starting 2026
Drum Diameter - Rear	27.60 in (70.10 cm) - Starting 2026
Drum Width - Front	47.20 in (119.89 cm) - Starting 2026
Drum Width - Rear	47.20 in (119.89 cm) - Starting 2026
Height - With ROPS	116.30 in (295.40 cm) - Starting 2026
Oscillation Angle	10 - Starting 2026
Overall Length	95.30 in (242.06 cm) - Starting 2026
Overall Width	50.80 in (129.03 cm) - Starting 2026
Steering Angle	30 - Starting 2026
Wheelbase	67.70 in (171.96 cm) - Starting 2026

Driveline

Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller Driveline specifications
Brakes Service	Hydrostatic - Starting 2026
Engine Manufacturer	Volvo - Starting 2026
Engine Model	D 1.7 A - Starting 2026
Engine Output	24.40 hp (18.20 kw) - Starting 2026
Rated Speed	2200 - Starting 2026
Steering	Articulated - Starting 2026
Transmission	Hydraulic - Starting 2026

Performance

Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller Performance specifications
Drive To Drums	Both - Starting 2026
Drum Vibration	Both - Starting 2026
Gradeability - Without Vibration	30 - Starting 2026
Max Amplitude	0.02 in (0.05 cm) - Starting 2026
Max Centrifugal Force	9127 lbf - Starting 2026
Max Frequency	66.7 - Starting 2026
Max. Travel Speed	6.40 mph (10.30 kph) - Starting 2026
Min Amplitude	0.02 in (0.05 cm) - Starting 2026
Min Centrifugal Force	6227 lbf - Starting 2026
Min Frequency	55 - Starting 2026
Number Of Frequency/Amplitude Settings	2 - Starting 2026

Weights

Volvo DD25B Smooth Drum Roller Weights specifications
Operating Weight	5776 lb - Starting 2026
Weight - Front	2800 lb - Starting 2026
Weight - Rear	2998 lb - Starting 2026

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