SDLG G9240F VS Sany STG140C-10 Motor Grader

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SDLG G9240F

Engine

Deutz 240 HP
Blade

4268 mm
Weight

18000 kg
Turning Radius

7600 mm
Max Forward Speed

39 km/hr
Max Reverse Speed

25.5 km/hr

Medium (12-20 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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SDLG G9240F VS Sany STG140C-10 Motor Grader

SDLG G9240F

Price Available Soon

Sany STG140C-10

₹ 55-60 Lakhs

Particulars	SDLG G9240F	Sany STG140C-10

Sany STG140C-10 vs SDLG G9240F: Efficiency Against Raw Power

The Sany STG140C-10 and the SDLG G9240F sit in different power classes, with the Cummins-powered Sany at 150 HP and the Deutz-powered SDLG at 240 HP. The Sany focuses on lower fuel use and a higher top speed for quicker passes, while the SDLG carries more torque, a longer blade, and comes standard with GPS and a load-sensing steering system.

On lighter grading and routine road maintenance, the Sany STG140C-10's fuel efficiency and speed can get the job done with less running cost. On tougher grading, compacted surfaces, or bigger projects where blade force matters more, the SDLG G9240F's extra torque and longer blade do more work per pass.

Check what kind of ground your project involves most, since torque and blade length matter more on hard soil than top speed does. Browse the full motor grader range for more options.

Sany STG140C-10 Motor Grader

Pros:

Advanced hydraulics and reduced fuel usage for efficient operation
Cummins engine with 150 HP and maximum torque of 655 Nm
Longer blade length of 3660 mm for effective grading
Higher maximum forward speed of 42.0 km/hr for quicker operations
Standard AC cabin for operator comfort

Cons:

Lower gross power compared to SDLG G9240F
Smaller engine displacement at 4.5 L
Lower blade down pressure of 6628 kgf than SDLG G9240F
Smaller turning radius (7200 mm) which might be less maneuverable in certain conditions

SDLG G9240F Motor Grader

Pros:

Higher gross power with a 240 HP Deutz engine and maximum torque of 950 Nm
Larger blade length of 4268 mm for broader reach
Blade down pressure of 8947 kgf for superior grading force
Load sensing steering system with a larger steering angle of ±50°
GPS standard for improved navigation and control

Cons:

Slightly lower forward speed at 39 km/hr compared to Sany STG140C-10
Heavier machine with a gross vehicle weight of 18000 kg, which may be less efficient for fuel and transport
Warranty of 1 Yr. / 2000 hr. might be considered short for heavy machinery

Closing Recommendation

These two graders serve different priorities, one built around fuel savings and speed, the other around raw grading power, so match your choice to the ground you actually work on most. Browse the Sany motor grader range or SDLG motor grader range , and check the motor grader buying guide for more help. So match the machine to your work: pick the Sany STG140C-10 for fuel savings and quicker routine passes, and pick the SDLG G9240F for tougher grading with more torque in reserve.