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Roads Motor Grader 150Hp Hydraulic Brake System With Komatsu Technical Similar To XCMG

Specifications

Brand Name :

CHANGLIN

Model Number :

PY150H

Place of Origin :

CHINA

MOQ :

one unit

Price :

usd50000/unit-usd65000/unit

Payment Terms :

L/C, D/A, T/T, D/P

Supply Ability :

1000 units per year

Delivery Time :

20 working days

Packaging Details :

by container

Engine model :

Cummins 6BT5.9-C150

Rated power :

120KW@2200rpm

Dimension(L×W×H) :

8290×2600×3465（mm)

Operating weight(Standard) :

12000KG

Travelling speed ,forward :

6.9/10.7/17.3/26/37.8/53.4

Travelling speed ,reverse :

6.9/17.3/37.8

Tractive force(f=0.75) :

61.7KN

Max. steering angle of front wheels :

49°

Max. lean angle of front wheels :

17°

Max. oscillation angle of front axle :

16°

Max. oscillation angle of balance box :

13°

Frame articulation angle :

26°

Min. turning radius using articulation :

6.6m

Maximum lift above ground :

410mm

Maximum grading depth :

560mm

Maximum blade position angle :

90°

Blade cutting angle :

29°~77°

Circle reversing rotation :

360°

Moldboard width × height :

3658×580mm

Name :

Motor Grader

Description

A grader, also known as a motor grader or road grader, is a heavy construction machine that is primarily used for grading and leveling surfaces, such as roads, highways, and construction sites. Here's an introduction to graders:

1, Blade: The most distinctive feature of a grader is its long, adjustable blade located between the front and rear axles. The blade is typically mounted beneath the machine's frame and can be raised, lowered, tilted, and rotated to perform various grading operations. The blade is usually made of hardened steel and can be replaced or equipped with additional attachments for specific tasks.

2, Grading and Leveling: Graders are specifically designed to shape and level surfaces. They use the blade to cut, move, and redistribute materials, such as soil, gravel, or asphalt, to achieve a smooth and even surface. The blade can create slopes, remove excess material, and fill in low areas to ensure proper drainage and improve the overall quality of the surface being graded.3,
3, Adjustable Blade Control: Graders are equipped with hydraulic systems that allow for precise control of the blade. Operators can adjust the blade's height, angle, and rotation to achieve the desired grading results. Some advanced graders may have automated or computerized control systems for more accurate and efficient grading operations.4,
4, Tandem Axles: Graders typically have two sets of wheels or tandem axles, one at the front and one at the rear. This configuration provides stability and weight distribution to ensure proper traction and control during grading operations. The axles can be articulated or rigid, allowing the grader to navigate tight turns and uneven terrain.
5, Operator Cab: Graders are equipped with an enclosed operator cab for operator comfort and safety. The cab is designed to provide good visibility of the work area and may include ergonomic controls, air conditioning, heating, and sound insulation to enhance operator productivity and reduce fatigue.
6, Additional Features: Some graders may have additional features and attachments to expand their capabilities. These can include front-mounted rippers for breaking up hard or compacted surfaces, scarifiers for roughening surfaces, snowplow attachments for snow removal, and GPS technology for precise grading and slope control.