32 t XCMG Mining Motor Grader — Cummins QSM11 / 261 kW
32,000 kg, 261 kW mining-class motor grader in the XCMG Pro line. Cummins QSM11 engine at 261 kW / 2,100 rpm — the 11-liter Cummins platform, larger than the QSL8.9 8.9 L used in the 5 Series tier. 11,320 mm overall length, 4,877 mm × 686 mm blade, 9.6 m minimum turning radius. Six forward gears with 45 km/h top speed. Traction force at least 160 kN (f=0.75), 30 percent maximum gradeability, EU Stage III emission. Upper-mid mining tier between the 28.5-ton GR3005T Pro and 74-ton GR5505T Pro siblings.
The XCMG GR3505T Pro is a 32,000 kg, 261 kW mining-class motor grader — sized for open-pit haul road maintenance, mine bench leveling, large-area mining yard grading, and heavy substrate scraping.
The GR3505T Pro sits between the 28.5-ton GR3005T Pro and the 74-ton GR5505T Pro in the XCMG mining grader line. Cummins QSM11 engine at 261 kW / 2,100 rpm — the 11-liter Cummins platform, larger than the 8.9 L QSL8.9 in the 5 Series tier. 11,320 mm overall length, 4,877 mm × 686 mm blade (6 percent longer than the 4,572 mm board on the GR3005T Pro), 9.6 m minimum turning radius, 45 km/h top forward speed. Six forward gears (5/8.5/13/20/30/45 km/h), three reverse gears (5/13/30 km/h), traction force at least 160 kN (f=0.75), 30 percent maximum gradeability, EU Stage III emission. Suited for upper-mid mining duty cycles — when the 28.5-ton GR3005T Pro doesn't have enough chassis weight to convert engine power into productive blade load on the substrate, but the project doesn't justify the 74-ton GR5505T Pro.
Five aspects of the GR3505T Pro that fit it to upper-mid mining motor grader work: QSM11 powertrain, sibling positioning, blade configuration, traction, and application fit.
261 kW / 2,100 rpm rated power from the Cummins QSM11 11-liter inline-six diesel — larger than the 8.9 L QSL8.9 in the 5 Series tier. More displacement headroom under sustained heavy substrate load, more torque at the low gears used for scraping passes. EU Stage III emission certified.
32,000 kg operating weight, 11,320 mm overall length, 9.6 m minimum turning radius. Sits between the 28.5-ton GR3005T Pro and the 74-ton GR5505T Pro mining siblings. Fits operators who need more chassis weight than the GR3005T to convert engine power into productive blade load, but don't have the project scale to justify the 74-ton class.
4,877 mm × 686 mm blade against 4,572 mm on the GR3005T Pro — 6 percent more coverage per pass. Same 686 mm height for heavy material loads. Shared blade pool with the 38-ton GR350EP electric mining grader sibling.
Traction force at least 160 kN at f=0.75 — 14 percent above the GR3005T Pro siblings at 140 kN. 30 percent maximum gradeability. Six forward gears (5/8.5/13/20/30/45 km/h), three reverse (5/13/30 km/h), 45 km/h top transit (vs 40 km/h on the GR3005T Pro).
Specified for open-pit haul road maintenance, mine bench leveling, large-area mining yard grading, and heavy substrate scraping. 4,877 mm blade and 160 kN traction fit upper-mid mining duty cycles — longer haul roads, harder substrates, deeper passes than the GR3005T Pro can take in one cycle.
| Parameter | Unit | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Engine model | - | QSM11 (Cummins) |
| Rated power / speed | kW/rpm | 261 / 2100 |
| Machine dimension (L×W×H) | mm | 11320 × 3400 × 4100 |
| Machine weight | kg | 32000 |
| Drive speed, forward | km/h | 5 / 8.5 / 13 / 20 / 30 / 45 |
| Drive speed, reverse | km/h | 5 / 13 / 30 |
| Traction force (f=0.75) | kN | ≥ 160 |
| Maximum gradeability | % | ≥ 30 |
| Minimum turning radius | m | 9.6 |
| Blade length × height | mm | 4877 × 686 |
| Emission standard | - | EU Stage III |
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