Contrary to smooth-drum rollers, padfoot rollers have tapered, square, or rectangular-shaped knobs on the drums that can effectively compact semi-cohesive and cohesive soils like silt and clay. Padfoot soil compactors have increased traction, allowing them to operate on slopes and rough terrain.

Padfoot rollers with 56-inch drums are effective at compacting semi-cohesive and cohesive soils like silt and clay with their drum design. They also provide exceptional traction that is particularly useful for rough terrain and slopes.

84-inch padfoot rollers effectively compact semi-cohesive and cohesive soils such as silt and clay, thanks to their unique drum design. These rollers also provide exceptional traction on rough terrains and slopes.

Overall, padfoot rollers with 84-inch drums are an excellent choice for soil compaction projects with high moisture content or other challenging conditions.

Trench rollers help compact soil in ditches, trenches, narrow spaces, and other hard-to-access areas. These machines are great for getting into areas ride-on rollers cannot.

Landfill compactors are specialized machines used for waste compaction. Designed to handle the challenging conditions of a landfill and capable of compacting large amounts of waste efficiently.