CATERPILLAR 16 MOTOR GRADERS

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- CATERPILLAR
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- 16
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- MOTOR GRADERS
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A+Technical Description
The 2022 Caterpillar 16 Motor Grader is a high-performance machine engineered for demanding grading applications in construction, mining, and road maintenance. It features a robust 16-foot (4.9 m) moldboard constructed from wear-resistant, high-carbon steel, ensuring durability and long service life. The moldboard has an arc radius of 16.3 inches (413 mm), a throat clearance of 5 inches (126 mm), and a thickness of 1 inch (25 mm), providing optimal material handling and cutting efficiency. The end bit width is 6 inches (152 mm), enhancing blade edge longevity and performance. The grader is equipped with 23.5-inch tires, offering excellent traction and stability on various terrains. The machine's advanced frame design incorporates a flanged, box-section structure for maximum strength and reliability. The Cat C13 VHP engine delivers up to 290 hp (216 kW), ensuring ample power for heavy-duty tasks. The operator environment is designed for comfort and productivity, featuring an adjustable electric armrest, air conditioning, and a digital speed and gear display. The grader also includes centershift and sideshift capabilities for precise blade positioning, with a maximum blade position angle of 11 degrees. The overall length is approximately 32.75 feet (10.0 m), and the operating weight is typically equipped at 71,454 lb (32,411 kg). This model is built to meet Tier 4/Stage V emission standards, making it environmentally compliant while maintaining high productivity and efficiency.
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