Dynapac has been field testing an all-electric tandem vibratory compactor with multinational construction company Skanska. The new CC900 e asphalt roller has moved out of the concept phase and into field testing in southern Sweden with Skanska. A video below shows the CC900 e in action: CMSBrowserComponents.load({ el: ‘#vue-1638218400178-298’, name: ‘OEmbed’, props: {“mountPoint”:”/__oembed”,”url”:”https://youtu.be/RrnJY8zWV9Y”,”attrs”:{“type”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://youtu.be/RrnJY8zWV9Y”,”element”:”aside”}}, hydrate: false }); The electric compactor delivers the same linear load, amplitude, frequency and travel speed as the 24-horsepower diesel-powered CC900, but releases no emissions, Dynapac says. It is designed for small roads, parking areas and paths and is geared toward utility contractors and rental fleets. The electric model features a drum width of 35 to 39 inches and weighs 1.6 tons. Centrifugal force is 3,800 pounds and static linear load is (front/rear) 46/53 pounds per inch. Nominal amplitude is .016 inches and vibration frequency is 4,200 vibrations per minute. It travels up to 6 mph. Dynapac has been working on the design of the CC900 e for more than two years with a 20-member research and development team. The field testing has determined that the battery