XP263 Pneumatic-Tired Road Roller
Standard equipment used for the final compaction stage of asphalt paving often yields poor flexible compaction results, leading to issues such as surface cracking and material displacement, which necessitate high maintenance costs—a major pain point in road construction. The XP263 features a multi-tire flexible compaction design and offers excellent heat retention, making it ideal for final asphalt compaction on expressways and municipal arterial roads, as well as for surface sealing in mining areas.
The machine has an operating weight of 26 tons and is equipped with nine wide-base rubber compaction tires with adjustable spacing. It features an engine with a rated power of 162 kW and a travel speed of 0–13 km/h, and includes a large-capacity insulated water tank to prevent asphalt adhesion. On-site, a medium-sized crane can be used to install or remove counterweights, while hot-mix asphalt is transported and spread using a wheel loader; for haul roa…