Cat 140 GC VS Shantui SG15-G Motor Grader

₹ 1.4 -1.7 Crore^*

Cat 140 GC

Engine

Cat 196 HP
Blade

3700 mm
Weight

17650 kg
Turning Radius

7800 mm
Max Forward Speed

41.7 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

24.0 km/hr

Medium (12-20 Ton)

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Shantui SG15-G

Engine

Weichai 160 HP
Blade

3660 mm
Weight

13000 kg
Turning Radius

7200 mm
Max Forward Speed

42 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

29.6 km/hr

Medium (12-20 Ton)

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Cat 140 GC VS Shantui SG15-G Motor Grader

Cat 140 GC

₹ 1.4 -1.7 Crore

Shantui SG15-G

Price Available Soon

Particulars	Cat 140 GC	Shantui SG15-G

Cat 140 GC vs Shantui SG15-G: Which One to Buy?

These two graders are close in size but come from a top brand and a value brand. The tables below give the numbers. Here is the simple difference. The Cat 140 GC has more power and can cut deeper, and it comes with tech like GPS, so it suits heavy work and neat grading. The Shantui SG15-G is a value grader with good pulling power and a cleaner engine that meets India's emission rules (CEV Stage IV), made to cost less.

So the choice is more power and a strong name, or a lower price with good pull. If your work is heavy, needs deep cutting, and you want the trusted Cat name, the 140 GC fits. If you want a machine that costs less and still grades normal roads well, the SG15-G suits you. Shantui is a growing value brand, so check that a dealer is near your site. See the full Cat grader range, all motor graders, or our equipment brands guide.

Shantui SG15-G Motor Grader

Pros:

High maximum torque of 640 Nm at lower RPM (1500 RPM) indicating good low-end power
Higher maximum forward speed of 42 km/hr for quicker operations
Comprehensive turning radius of 7200 mm for better maneuverability
Engine adheres to CEV Stage IV emission standards which is environmentally compliant
Equipped with a robust Weichai engine that provides 160 HP

Cons:

Less engine displacement at 4.58 L compared to Cat 140 GC - could imply a smaller power base
Blade dimensions are slightly smaller (3660 mm length) as opposed to Cat 140 GC (3700 mm length)
Lower gross vehicle weight which may affect stability in certain operations

Cat 140 GC Motor Grader

Pros:

More powerful engine output at 196 HP giving it a power advantage over Shantui SG15-G
Higher engine displacement of 7.01 L which usually contributes to better endurance
More considerable maximum blade cutting depth of 715 mm for deeper grading work
Slightly larger fuel tank at 295 L for possibly longer operational time between refills
Greater gross vehicle weight which can contribute to better traction and stability

Cons:

Slightly lower maximum forward speed of 41.7 km/hr as compared to Shantui SG15-G
The maximum reverse speed is lower at 24.0 km/hr limiting quick maneuverability in reverse gear
Larger turning radius of 7800 mm which may impede maneuverability in tight spaces

Closing Recommendation

Pick by budget, power, and the dealer near you. Choose the Cat 140 GC when your work is heavy, needs deep cutting, and you want the trusted Cat name with wide parts support and a machine that sells well later. Choose the Shantui SG15-G when you want a lower buying price with good pull and a clean engine for normal road work, and a Shantui dealer is close to your site. So match the machine to your work: Cat 140 GC for heavy, deep grading with strong support, Shantui SG15-G for a lower-cost grader for normal roads.