Head to head
Ammann ATR 66 vs Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL
The Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL has 947kW more power.
Last reviewed 6 October 2026
Key differences
- Engine power: the Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL has 947kW more power.
Specifications side by side
| Ammann ATR 66 | Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 66 kg | 12.600 kg |
| Working width | 280 mm | 2.130 mm |
| Engine power | 2.7 kW | 95,0 kW |
| Centrifugal force | 22 kN | - |
| Emission stage | - | Stage V / TIER4f |
Sources: Ammann ATR 66, Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the ATR 66 if...
A petrol rammer for trench backfill, pipe surrounds and compaction against walls and kerbs. Utility crews and groundworkers use rammers like this where a plate cannot fit.
Full ATR 66 specifications →Buy or hire the BW 213 D-5 PL if...
- you want one that has 947kW more power
A 12 tonne class single drum roller for compacting soil, stone and fill on road, housing and groundworks schemes. Bought or hired by earthworks and civils contractors for bulk compaction.
Full BW 213 D-5 PL specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Ammann ATR 66 and the Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL?
The Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL has 947kW more power. The Ammann ATR 66 is a petrol vibratory rammer for trench and confined-space compaction; the Bomag BW 213 D-5 PL is a single drum soil compactor roller.
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