Sany SMG200C-8 VS Sany STG140C-10 Motor Grader

₹ 90-95 Lakhs^*

Sany SMG200C-8

Engine

Cummins 250 HP
Blade

4270 mm
Weight

20760 kg
Turning Radius

7500 mm
Max Forward Speed

46.8 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

37 km/hr

Large (>50 Ton)

₹ 55-60 Lakhs^*

Sany STG140C-10

Engine

Cummins 150 HP
Blade

3660 mm
Weight

12650 kg
Turning Radius

7200 mm
Max Forward Speed

42.0 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

26.0 km/hr

Medium (12-20 Ton)

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Sany SMG200C-8 VS Sany STG140C-10 Motor Grader

Sany SMG200C-8

₹ 90-95 Lakhs

Sany STG140C-10

₹ 55-60 Lakhs

Particulars	Sany SMG200C-8	Sany STG140C-10

Sany SMG200C-8 vs Sany STG140C-10: Which One Should You Buy?

Both these graders come from the same maker, Sany, so parts and service support are the same brand network either way. The real choice is about size. The Sany SMG200C-8 is the bigger machine, with a wider blade, deeper cutting depth and a bigger fuel tank, built for large, heavy road jobs. The Sany STG140C-10 is smaller and lighter, with a tighter turning radius, so it is easier to move and work in narrower spaces.

If you take on big highway or large land levelling projects and need raw grading power, the SMG200C-8 is built for that scale. If you work smaller roads, colony jobs or sites with tighter access, the lighter STG140C-10 is easier to handle and move between sites. See the full Sany grader range, browse all motor graders, or read our motor grader buying guide.

Sany SMG200C-8 Motor Grader

Pros:

Higher engine power of 250 HP
Greater blade length of 4270 mm for wider reach
Higher maximum forward speed of 46.8 km/hr allows for faster operation
Big fuel tank capacity of 340 L for longer operation
Blade down pressure is higher at 10605 kgf for tougher grading tasks
Increased cutting depth of 715 mm

Cons:

Larger turning radius of 7500 mm may affect maneuverability in tight spaces
Heavier gross vehicle weight at 20760 kg might impact fuel efficiency
Tires are larger (17.5 - 25-20PR), which can be costly to replace

Sany STG140C-10 Motor Grader

Pros:

Reduced fuel usage with a smaller engine of 150 HP
More compact size with an overall length of 10600 mm
Smaller turning radius of 7200 mm could provide better maneuverability
Lighter with a gross vehicle weight of 12650 kg for easier transport
Higher minimum ground clearance of 410 mm for improved clearance
DEF tank capacity of 30 L for emission control

Cons:

Less powerful engine at 150 HP might limit performance on heavy-duty tasks
Shorter blade length at 3660 mm could affect grading efficiency
Lower blade down pressure at 6628 kgf which may reduce grading capability
Smaller fuel tank of 280 L might require more frequent refueling

Closing Recommendation

Both these graders come from Sany, so you get the same brand support either way. Choose the Sany SMG200C-8 when your projects are big, and you need a wide, deep-cutting blade for heavy grading work. Choose the Sany STG140C-10 when you want to save fuel and need a lighter machine that moves easily in tighter spaces. So match the machine to your work: SMG200C-8 for big, heavy grading jobs, STG140C-10 for fuel saving and easy movement.