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Compactors are vital machines. Depending on the job, your compactor might be an essential part of the preparation, a final finishing step, and sometimes more tasks in between. Compactors can significantly impact your bottom line. Compaction involves multiple steps and if the required level of compaction isn’t achieved, this can make a big difference in your bottom line.

At McClung-Logan, we want to help you buy or rent the right compactor. Since 1939, we’ve remained the leading supplier of heavy equipment in the Mid-Atlantic region because we help our customers prosper. As our customers profit and grow, our business continues to grow. We want to help you profit with the perfect compactor for your business. We can speed delivery thanks to our extensive inventory, helping you keep to your tight timetable.

We have ten full-service locations in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia. Please contact us to find the perfect compactor for your business.

Types of Compactors We Offer

At McClung-Logan we offer a prime selection of Volvo riding compactors and remote driven compactors including:

  • Asphalt compactors.
  • Soil compactors.
  • Trench compactors.

All of our compactors offer extensive benefits to our customers. Let’s find the right one for you!

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Asphalt Compactors

Asphalt compactors are designed to compact asphalt surfaces, sometimes described as bituminous work. The compactors help ensure a smooth road surface that resists damage from vehicles and infiltration by water.

Asphalt compactors typically use either a smooth drum or special tires to achieve optimum compaction. Smooth drum asphalt compactors typically utilize vibration to improve compaction. They range in weight from just over 1.5 tons to just over 15 tons.

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Soil Compactors

Soil compactors are designed to compact dirt surfaces, sometimes described as earthwork. Compaction eliminates air spaces in the soil to increase its density. This offers many benefits in construction, including:

  • Increasing the strength of soil.
  • Reducing settlement of construction.
  • Reducing water infiltration.
  • Increasing homogeneity of soil to make it perform more predictably.
  • Reducing frost swelling.
  • Providing a more gradable substrate for roads.
  • Reducing deformation under traffic loads.
  • Reducing the need for structural maintenance.

Some soil compaction benefits from smooth drums while other drums use protrusions known as pads or sheepsfoot. The appropriate drum type depends on the soil being compacted, and the stage of compaction. The same compactor can use both types of drums, with the addition of a shell kit. Volvo shell kits allow for easy, fast transition between the smooth drum and padfoot setup. While asphalt compactors often use a twin roller design, soil compactors utilize a single-drum design with drive wheels behind.

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Since 1939, McClung-Logan has been the leading supplier of heavy equipment in the Mid-Atlantic region. That’s because we work with our customers as partners and know that we can achieve the best profitability when we work together.

We achieve this through our Simply Done Right Service Pledge. It’s our commitment to maximizing your uptime and profitability and starts the first time you call to talk to one of our equipment experts. We first listen to you to determine the optimal equipment for your needs with no upsells or add-ons unless we think they’ll improve your productivity and/or profitability. We then utilize our extensive inventory to quickly deliver the equipment you need so you can get to work right away. Our commitment doesn’t end at delivery. We remain available 24/7, and you can contact us by your preferred method: phone, text, or email. If your machine needs service, we will work hard to achieve repairs as quickly as possible.

Want to find out about our selection of heavy equipment or get a quote on a compactor? Please contact us today. McClung-Logan has ten full-service locations in Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia.

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Connected Care Approach

Our ConnectedCare systems can help you track the maintenance status of every machine you have in the field on an ongoing basis so that you can get ahead of possible breakdowns and work stoppages. These systems also use the latest GPS and sensor technologies to help you and your operators optimize machine performance and job/machine productivity.

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