Head to head
Hamm HC 110i vs HD Hyundai Construction Equipment R35Z-9A
The Hamm HC 110i is the bigger machine by 3,301kg.
Last reviewed 13 September 2026
Key differences
- Operating weight: the Hamm HC 110i is the bigger machine by 3,301kg.
Specifications side by side
| Hamm HC 110i | HD Hyundai Construction Equipment R35Z-9A | |
|---|---|---|
| Operating weight | 11,645 kg | 8,344 lb |
| Maximum working width | 2,140 mm | - |
| Drum diameter | 1,504 mm (front) | - |
| Power ISO 14396 | 85 kW | - |
| Dig depth | - | 10 ft 3.4 in |
| Engine power | - | 23.7 hp at 2,200 rpm (Yanmar 3TNV88F) |
Sources: Hamm HC 110i, HD Hyundai Construction Equipment R35Z-9A. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the HC 110i if...
- you want one that is the bigger machine by 3,301kg
An 11 tonne class single drum soil compactor for road, housing and groundworks sub-base and embankment compaction. Used by civils and earthworks contractors and larger hire fleets.
Full HC 110i specifications →Buy or hire the R35Z-9A if...
The Hyundai R35Z-9A is a 3.5 tonne class zero tail swing compact excavator that gives UK contractors and hirers a lower-cost alternative to the equivalent Kubota, Takeuchi and JCB machines in the same size band. It uses a Yanmar diesel engine rather than an in-house Hyundai power unit at this size, reflecting how compact excavators across brands often share third-party engines and hydraulics. Hyundai's UK dealer coverage for this class is thinner than the market leaders, spread across several regional appointed dealers.
Full R35Z-9A specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Hamm HC 110i and the HD Hyundai Construction Equipment R35Z-9A?
The Hamm HC 110i is the bigger machine by 3,301kg. The Hamm HC 110i is a compactor with smooth drum; the HD Hyundai Construction Equipment R35Z-9A is a a 3.5 tonne class zero tail swing compact excavator.
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