A motor grader is a heavy construction machine used primarily for grading and leveling the ground. It is equipped with a long adjustable blade that can be raised, lowered, and tilted to shape or level surfaces, making it ideal for tasks like road construction, maintenance, and landscaping.

Key Features of a Motor Grader:

1. Blade: The most notable feature is the long, straight blade mounted between the front and rear axles. This blade is adjustable in height, angle, and tilt, allowing the operator to create a smooth, level surface.
2. Articulating Frame: Most motor graders have an articulating frame, meaning the front and rear parts of the machine can pivot at a joint, improving maneuverability and making it easier to work in tight spaces.
3. Wheeled or Tracked: Motor graders are usually wheeled machines, though there are tracked versions for use in softer or more uneven terrain. Wheeled graders are commonly used on paved surfaces, while tracked versions are more suited to rough or unpaved ground.
4. Hydraulic System: The blade’s position is controlled by hydraulic cylinders, allowing for precise adjustments while working.
5. Cab: The operator sits in a high-positioned cab, providing good visibility of the work area. Modern motor graders often have advanced controls for precise operation and comfort.

Common Uses:

• Road Construction: Motor graders are primarily used to create a level or graded surface for new road construction, road repairs, or resurfacing. They also create proper drainage by shaping the surface to direct water off the road.
• Land Grading: In landscaping or agricultural projects, motor graders are used to flatten or contour land for a variety of purposes, such as creating building pads or leveling fields.
• Maintenance: Graders are used for the maintenance of gravel roads, removing ruts, filling in potholes, and redistributing road materials to keep the surface even and stable.

Energy Type: Diesel

Capacity: 10-30 TONS