How To: Vibratory System Setup for Cat® Tandem Vibratory Rollers

Follow these simple steps for setting up the vibratory system settings for your Cat® tandem vibratory roller following our Asphalt Compaction Guide to determine the correct frequency and amplitude for different thicknesses of asphalt.
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[@TechQuarks]

awesome machines!

[@lululolly]

This is me when i play construction simulator 3

[@walsmachinist1]

Vibration for asphalt compaction is ok as long as you know how compaction works, still a major part of compaction must be done in a static mode. To much vibration will not lead to higher density, after two or three vibratory passes it is better to continue with static rolling. A static three wheel roller has the best performance and is able to improve density on lower mix temperatures, a tandemroller compacts until 90 degrees Celsius, a static three wheel roller compacts still under 65 degrees Celsius.

[@jthewino1]

Where can I get a copy of the "Know Your Settings" guide for our roller ops and foreman?

[@maryamakbay]

hi,what's the part number for the compaction chart? thank you

[@CatPaving]

Hi Moona Gamer. Your local Cat dealer can provide you with pricing. Please email us your info to [e-mail] and we'll connect you with a dealer near you! - Andy

[@DamaAravir]

Hi, how many times vibratory roller passes? I guess it is relative, but an estimated?

[@CatPaving]

Thank you for your interest, DamaAravir! Your Cat dealer can help you with questions about vibratory rollers. You can find your local dealer on our website here: bit.ly/2zoQdQ0 - Adrian

[@yayoROASTBEEF]

Lies, your local cat dealer can’t help u with jack, tho they may act like they’re trying as they transfer you to 10 other people at Cat that CANT help you