Earthmoving, compaction and material handling
Alongside our agricultural range, Simas Group supplies construction and material-handling machinery to contractors, plant-hire fleets and government road projects. Every machine below is offered for export with documentation, spares support and container loading handled by our New Delhi export desk.
Full specification sheets — engine output, operating weight, blade and drum dimensions, lift capacities and hydraulic flow — are issued on request for the exact configuration you need. Tell us your application and we will match the machine and quote a landed price.
MG165
Motor Grader MG165
What it does
A motor grader carries a long, adjustable mouldboard slung between the front and rear axles. Because the blade sits well behind the steering wheels, the operator can cut, spread and feather material to a far finer tolerance than a dozer or loader can achieve.
- Grading and levelling — trimming road subgrade and sub-base to line and level before compaction.
- Crown and camber — forming the cross-fall that sheds water off a carriageway.
- Ditching and shouldering — cutting V-drains and rebuilding road shoulders with blade tilt and side-shift.
- Maintenance grading — reshaping haul roads, rural gravel roads and mine access tracks.
Blade lift, tilt, side-shift and circle rotation are hydraulically controlled from the cab, and the articulated frame lets the machine offset its rear axle to reach into banks and around tight radii.
XS123
Road Roller XS123
What it does
A single-drum vibratory roller compacts loose material into a dense, load-bearing layer. The smooth steel drum applies static weight while an internal eccentric mechanism adds dynamic force, so each pass drives particles together far more effectively than deadweight alone.
- Road base and sub-base — compacting granular layers to specified density before surfacing.
- Embankments and fill — consolidating soil in controlled lifts.
- Foundations and hardstanding — preparing building pads, yards and parking areas.
- Site platforms — stabilising sand, gravel and mixed granular fill.
Drive is through the rear tyres with the drum leading, which keeps the machine tracking straight on gradients. Vibration can be switched off for a final static pass or when working close to structures.
Telescopic handler
Telehandler
What it does
A telehandler is a rough-terrain lifting machine with a telescopic boom in place of a fixed mast. Extending the boom gives it forward reach as well as height, so it can place a load over an obstacle, onto a scaffold lift or into the middle of a slab — work no counterbalance forklift can do.
- Placing materials at height — blocks, bricks, roof trusses and panels.
- Reaching over obstacles — loading across excavations, walls and stacked material.
- Rough-terrain handling — moving palletised goods across unmade ground on chunky drive tyres.
- Multi-tool carrier — pallet forks, buckets, sweepers, jibs and man platforms on a quick coupler.
Lift capacity falls as the boom extends, so every machine is supplied with a load chart for the fitted attachment. Tell us the weight, height and reach you need and we will size the machine correctly.
25D-9
Forklift 25D-9
What it does
A counterbalance forklift carries its load ahead of the front axle and offsets it with weight built into the rear of the chassis. With nothing projecting in front of the forks, it can drive straight up to a stack, a rack face or a lorry bed.
- Loading and unloading — containers, flatbeds and delivery vehicles.
- Warehouse and yard duty — block stacking and racking on hard standing.
- Production feed — moving raw material and finished pallets between bays.
- Site logistics — handling palletised building materials on prepared ground.
Mast height, fork length, tyre type and attachments such as side-shift or fork positioners are all specified to suit your door heights, aisle widths and pallet sizes.
BHL 76
Backhoe Loader BHL 76
What it does
A backhoe loader puts two machines on one chassis: a front loading bucket for shifting and carrying material, and a rear excavator arm — boom, dipper and bucket — for digging. The operator swings the seat to face whichever end is working, and rear stabiliser legs plant the machine while excavating.
- Trenching — service runs for water, drainage, power and telecoms.
- Loading and backfilling — charging trucks, then reinstating the trench.
- Site clearance — grubbing out spoil, rubble and vegetation.
- General earthworks — foundations, pits, footings and levelling.
Because it drives on the road between jobs and needs no separate transport, the backhoe loader remains the most versatile single machine on a small or medium site.
Export, documentation and support
Machines are prepared for sea freight from New Delhi with lashing, protective wrapping and container or flat-rack loading as the dimensions require. We supply the commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and any inspection certificate your port of entry needs, and we quote spares packages alongside the machine so your first service interval is covered on arrival.
For dimensions, weights, engine data and a container quote, contact our export desk at exports@simasgroup.in or call +91 (971) 786-2480.
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