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Designed with protruding 'feet,' these rollers focus pressure on small areas. Effective for compacting cohesive soils with high moisture content.

A heavy weight is dropped on the ground from a significant height, used for deep compaction of loose granular soils and stabilization of fill material.

Static rollers compress soil through their weight. Ideal for fine-grained soils like clays and silts, which require long-term pressure for compaction.

Pneumatic rollers use a series of rubber tires to provide an even pressure across the soil. Great for sealing the surface and working on both cohesively and non-cohesive soils.

Utilizing smooth steel drums, these rollers rely purely on their weight. Best used for compacting crushed rock or gravel.

Tamping rollers have rectangular shaped protrusions on the roller drum, providing a kneading action ideal for silty soils.

Grid rollers have a cylindrical surface made of a grid of steel bars, providing a kneading action and high contact pressure, predominantly used for well-graded soils with cobbles or larger particle sizes.