CAT 627 Open Bowl Scraper

CAT 627 Open Bowl Scraper

Information

Additional information

Make

Model

627

Class

Twin Powered

Weight

41 t

Equipment Overview

The CAT 627 is a twin-powered open bowl wheel tractor-scraper built for high-rolling-resistance and steep-grade work, sitting in the middle of Caterpillar’s open bowl range between the single-engine 621 and the larger 637. It has a heaped capacity of 18.4 cubic metres and an empty operating weight of around 41 tonnes, suited to bulk earthmoving on civil construction sites, road and highway subgrade work, dam and levee construction, and overburden stripping on mine sites.

A Cat C13 engine drives the tractor at 304 kW (407 hp), while a second Cat C9.3 engine drives the scraper at 216 kW (290 hp); both meet emission levels equivalent to U.S. EPA Tier 2/EU Stage II or U.S. EPA Tier 3/EU Stage III. Each unit has its own eight- and four-speed powershift transmission, so both the tractor and scraper axles are independently driven rather than the scraper trailing as dead weight.

Technical Specifications

SpecificationValue
Engine (Tractor)Cat C13
Engine (Scraper)Cat C9.3
Power Output304 kW (407 hp) tractor / 216 kW (290 hp) scraper
Max TorqueNA
Emission StandardEquivalent to U.S. EPA Tier 2/EU Stage II or U.S. EPA Tier 3/EU Stage III (both engines)
TransmissionTractor: 8-speed planetary power shift, APECS. Scraper: 4-speed torque converter drive, planetary powershift
Drive TypeTwin-powered; tractor and scraper axles independently driven
Operating Weight (Empty, non push-pull)40,913 kg
Rated Load26,127 kg
Scraper Capacity – Heaped18.4 m³
Scraper Capacity – Struck13 m³
Cutting Width3.14 m
Maximum Depth of Cut315 mm
Maximum Depth of Spread540 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity1,272 L

Dimensions

DimensionValue
Length (Standard, Non Push-Pull)14,015 mm
Width3,585 mm
Height (Overall Shipping)4,029 mm
Height (Top of Cab)3,621 mm
Wheelbase7,998 mm
180° Curb-to-Curb Turning Width11.8 m

Typical Applications

  • Bulk earthmoving on large civil construction projects
  • Road and highway subgrade construction
  • Dam and levee construction
  • Mine site overburden stripping
  • Large-scale land development cut and fill