Our Roller Hire suppliers come with lots of attachments and specialities including double drum, vibratory rollers, RMS specifications, oscillating, and self-propelled. Our suppliers in Adelaide and across South Australia can help you.
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At iseekplant, we're proud to offer a fully comprehensive search function that provides you with a great selection of equipment and construction services for hire in Adelaide.
You can enter in where you're located plus the rental equipment and construction services you need, and you'll see all of the nearest suppliers that have rollers available for hire.
Included in the search results for each company are their proximity in kilometres to your location, contact information and the number of their fleet. Finding the right rental supplier nearest you has never been easier!
If you require more options, we have plenty of rental suppliers in areas near Adelaide like Adelaide South, Adelaide West, Adelaide North, Wingfield or Tea Tree Gully.
People often call rollers 'compactors' - but these are actually their own class of machines. Rollers are like the 'mower' of the civil construction industry. They are not a seriously sophisticated machine, but you can't do the job without them.
Right now, with all the roadworks and aviation projects underway around Adelaide, demand for rollers for hire is at the highest it has been in over ten years. The surface of the drum on the roller is what matters. Padfoot rollers are suitable for light-to-medium compaction activities. Smooth drum rollers, by comparison, are for heavier compaction and are often used as a finishing machine. Multi-tyred rollers are better for creating a denser base in aggregates as a road is under construction.
The world of compaction is changing and there are plenty of innovations in the roller space, even if they are relatively simple machines by nature. Vibrating rollers and other iterations such as aviation rollers with fine tolerance, are becoming more and more popular, particularly in the Adelaide area as billions are invested in infrastructure, residential and commercial projects. Compactors, also available for hire in Adelaide, are a different kind of machine. Whilst they do a similar job, they are fundamentally different in their application on site.
If you aren't sure what kind of plant or service you need, we suggest you get in contact with our construction experts, and we'll guide you to find the traffic management, road barriers, road profiling, road base and more that you may need. Just give us a call on 1300 691 912 or email us at projects@iseekplant.com.au. Be sure to also try our Get Quotes tool to receive the most competitive quotes.
