Motor Graders

• G140 ECO

Net Power: 148 kW (198 hp)
Torque: 960 Nm (706 lbft)
Typical Operating Weight: 20 546 kg

G140

Net Engine Output: 179 kW (240 hp)
Peak Engine Torque: 990 Nm (730 lbft.)
Typical Operating Weight: 21 289 kg

G140 6X6

Net Engine Output: 179 kW (240 hp)
Peak Engine Torque: 990 Nm (730 lbft.)
Typical Operating Weight: 21 979 kg

G160

Net Engine Output: 209 kW (280 hp)
Peak Engine Torque: 1 424 Nm (1 050 lbft)
Typical Operating Weight: 21 638 kg

G160 6×6

Net Engine Output: 229 kW (307 hp)
Peak Engine Torque: 1 424 Nm (1 050 lbft)
Typical Operating Weight: 22 328 kg

G200

Net Engine Output: 231 kW (310 hp)
Peak Engine Torque: 1 424 Nm (1 050 lbft)
Typical Operating Weight: 22 538 kg

G200 6×6

Net Engine Output: 245 kW (329 hp)
Peak Engine Torque: 1 424 Nm (1 050 lbft)
Typical Operating Weight: 23 228 kg

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Industry recognises Bell innovation, skills development and safety efforts

The month of May was awards season for Bell Equipment, with three prominent industry bodies acknowledging the South African heavy equipment manufacturer for its efforts in the critical areas of product innovation, skills development, and safety.

Made-in-SA grader awarded accolade

Motor grader range engineered and manufactured by South African heavy equipment manufacturer Bell Equipment received the Innovation for Surface Mining Award at the Mining Equipment Manufacturers of South Africa (MEMSA) Awards, held at the Industrial Development Corporation’s Convention Centre, in Sandton, Gauteng, last month. (Published courtesy of Mining Weekly: www.miningweekly.com)

Massive solar investment key to Bell’s energy efficiency

Bell Equipment’s Richards Bay factory is leading the way in energy efficient manufacturing with Phase 3 of their impressive solar energy project currently underway. On completion it will increase the original equipment manufacturer’s solar capacity to 1,725 MW AC and contribute almost twenty per cent towards the factory’s total energy consumption.