If Your Grader Cannot Handle Heavy Work, You Are Slowing Down the Entire Project

If your grader is underpowered, the whole job starts to suffer.

• Too many passes to complete bulk trimming
• Inconsistent performance under heavy load
• Delays on large-scale finishing work
• Entire crews held up waiting on graded surfaces

The Problem With Mid-Size Graders on Big Jobs

Many contractors try to stretch mid-size graders into larger work. On paper it sounds efficient, but in practice it creates costly limitations.

• Not enough power for heavy cutting
• Reduced control when working under load
• Slower production in demanding conditions
• Increased wear from pushing the machine beyond its intended limits

So instead of saving money, you lose it through:

• Extra operating hours
• Higher fuel consumption
• Rework that should not have been necessary

Step Into Full Production Grading Power

Shantui SG27 Motor Grader

The SG27 is built for one purpose: high-output grading in demanding environments.

A true 27-ton class grader designed for serious production work.

• Approximately 199 kW (270 HP) of power
• Approximately 18 to 20-ton operating weight
• Up to 4270 mm blade width for maximum coverage

More Power Means Fewer Passes and More Profit

This is how you increase the numbers that matter:

• Kilometres graded per day
• Job completion speed
• Revenue per machine hour

Built for Mining and Heavy Civil Conditions

This is not a light-duty grader. It is built for environments where production has to stay consistent.

• Reinforced chassis and axle for mining environments
• Designed for heavy-duty road construction and large projects
• Reliable across long hours, heat, and dust

Precision Control at Scale

• Smooth hydraulic and electronic control systems
• Consistent blade response under load
• Optional attachments such as ripper and front blade for added versatility

You are not just moving material. You are finishing it properly the first time.

Operator Comfort Means Consistent Output

• Advanced cab with full-visibility design
• Reduced vibration and noise for long shifts
• Ergonomic controls for accurate, efficient grading

At this level, operator fatigue leads directly to inconsistent results.

Lower Cost Per Kilometre

• Lower purchase cost compared to premium graders
• Efficient powertrain reduces wasted fuel
• Simpler maintenance compared to many high-end brands

You are not just grading faster. You are grading more profitably.

Why Smart Contractors Step Up to the SG27

The real question is not whether a badge looks impressive. It is whether the machine delivers production.

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