The CNF grader is the ideal attachment for those looking for precision, speed and versatility in levelling work. Thanks to its compact design and the fact that it can be mounted on wheeled and tracked skid steer loaders, this equipment makes it possible to transform light vehicles into true motor graders.

A modular range for different working widths

The CNF leveller is available in three models, differentiated by working width. All are designed to perform high-precision levelling easily and efficiently.

The handling system consists of four hydraulic cylinders equipped with block valves, which adjust the tilt, rotation and translation of the blade. This allows complete control at every stage of processing.

Durable structure and details designed for maximum efficiency

The heart of the CNF grader is the monolithic structural steel frame, designed to offer strength and flexibility. Two high-strength pivoting wheels mounted on a pivoting front axle allow the machine to cope with slopes and obstacles without compromising working precision.

The blade is reversible and bolted, made of wear-resistant HB400 steel. This reduces machine downtime and ensures operational continuity even under difficult conditions.

Laser technology for manual or automatic control

The CNF leveller can be used in manual, semi-automatic or automatic mode, integrating a laser system. Thanks to the two receivers positioned at the ends of the blade, it is possible to level independently, without the need for direct operator intervention.

Each model is equipped with a proportional distributor: this makes the equipment ready for the future installation of a laser system, even years after purchase.

 A compact leveller for roads, car parks and urban areas

Designed for tight spaces and precision work, the CNF leveller is perfect for:

• the construction of secondary roads;
• the construction of car parks;
• interventions in small and medium-sized urban areas.

In these contexts, the use of more cumbersome traditional machines would be complex or even impossible.

To find out about the available models in detail or to request technical advice, visit the CNF website contact page.