Rubber Tracked Low Ground Pressure Chassis for Mongolia

We are about to deliver 4 sets new generation excavator undercarriage with low ground pressure to our customers. Compared to the first generation product, our new generation rubber tracked low ground pressure undercarriage is equipped with advanced suspension systems that adjust to uneven terrain, providing a smoother ride and better traction.

A tracked low ground pressure (LGP) chassis is a type of vehicle chassis that uses continuous tracks instead of wheels to distribute weight more evenly over the ground, reducing the pressure exerted on soft, uneven, or sensitive terrains. The design is particularly beneficial for heavy equipment that operates in environments where traditional wheeled vehicles would struggle due to the risk of sinking, becoming stuck, or damaging the ground.

Key advantages of our rubber tracked LGP chassis as follows,

1. The wide rubber tracks are often wider and longer than those on regular tracks, increasing the surface area in contact with the ground. This significantly reduces ground pressure. The larger contact area helps the vehicle "float" over soft surfaces like mud, snow, sand, or marshy terrain, preventing it from sinking.

2. Continuous tracks offer better traction on soft and uneven surfaces compared to tires, especially in wet or slippery conditions. This makes tracked LGP vehicles suitable for environments where maintaining traction is critical.

3. Tracks generally have better stability than wheels because the track system distributes the vehicle's weight more evenly, reducing the chance of tipping on uneven ground.

4. LGP tracks are designed for durability and can handle harsh working conditions, including rocky, soft, or uneven terrain.

Sinoway rubber tracked low ground pressure chassis are crucial in industries that rely on heavy machinery but need to operate on soft, sensitive, or unstable terrains without damaging the environment.




          

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