Tracked Leveller 2.5
Capacity: 2500kg
Weight: 1800kg
Reference: TPS 2.5
Capacity: 2500kg
Weight: 1800kg
Reference: TPS 2.5
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Tracked levellers are specialist machines designed to operate safely on slopes and uneven ground by maintaining a level working position. Used across construction, infrastructure, and industrial applications, they provide a controlled solution for transporting and handling loads where stability is critical.
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Tracked levellers are widely used in environments where ground conditions are uneven or sloped, and maintaining stability is essential. Their integrated levelling systems automatically adjust the machine’s chassis, allowing operators to work with greater control and confidence while handling loads on challenging terrain.
They are commonly used across construction, civil engineering, rail, utilities, and industrial applications where work needs to be carried out on inclines or irregular surfaces. Whether transporting materials or supporting lifting operations, tracked levellers help improve safety and efficiency in conditions where standard machines may be unsuitable.
The most suitable tracked leveller will depend on factors such as slope gradient, load weight, site access, and ground conditions. Compact models are ideal for restricted-access environments, while larger machines are better suited to more demanding applications involving steeper gradients or heavier loads.
GGR Group supplies tracked levellers for a wide range of applications across the UK, supporting both hire and purchase requirements. With a focus on specialist equipment for challenging environments, we help customers select the most suitable solution for their project, improving stability, reducing risk, and supporting safer site operations.
Tracked Leveller 2.5
Tracked Leveller 3.0
Capacity: 3000kg
Weight: 1855kg / 1670kg
Reference: TPS 3.0 ABL / TPS 3.0 LBL
Capacity: 3000kg
Weight: 1855kg / 1670kg
Reference: TPS 3.0 ABL / TPS 3.0 LBL
Tracked Leveller 5.5 With Crane Attachment
Bed Capacity: 5500kg
Crane Capacity: 990kg
Reference: TPS 5.5 CRANE
Bed Capacity: 5500kg
Crane Capacity: 990kg
Reference: TPS 5.5 CRANE
Tracked Leveller 6.0
Capacity: 6000kg
Weight: 2550kg
Reference: TPS 6.0
Capacity: 6000kg
Weight: 2550kg
Reference: TPS 6.0
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a tracked leveller?
A tracked leveller is a specialised tracked machine designed to operate safely on slopes and uneven ground. It uses an automatic or adjustable levelling system to keep the chassis or working platform level, allowing operators to handle loads or equipment more safely in challenging terrain.
How does a tracked leveller work?
Tracked levellers use an integrated levelling system that adjusts the machine’s chassis to maintain a level working position, even when travelling or operating on inclines. This improves stability, control, and safety when working on uneven or sloped surfaces.
What are tracked levellers used for?
Tracked levellers are used in applications where ground conditions are uneven or sloped, such as construction sites, infrastructure projects, glazing installations, and outdoor works. They are ideal for transporting and positioning loads where stability is critical.
What is the difference between a tracked carrier and a tracked leveller?
While both machines use tracks for mobility, a tracked carrier is designed primarily for transporting loads across site. A tracked leveller, on the other hand, is specifically designed to maintain a level working position on slopes, making it better suited for handling loads or equipment on uneven terrain.
Can tracked levellers work on steep slopes?
Yes, tracked levellers are designed to operate on slopes and uneven ground. The exact gradient capability will depend on the model, but their levelling systems allow them to maintain stability and control in conditions where standard machines would be unsafe.
What are the benefits of using a tracked leveller?
Tracked levellers improve safety and efficiency when working on uneven or sloped ground. They help maintain stability, reduce the risk of load shift, and allow operators to carry out tasks that would otherwise be difficult or unsafe with standard equipment.
What types of projects are tracked levellers suitable for?
Tracked levellers are suitable for construction, glazing, rail, utilities, landscaping, and infrastructure projects, particularly where ground conditions are uneven, access is restricted, or work needs to be carried out on inclines.
Are tracked levellers suitable for restricted access work?
Yes, tracked levellers are often compact and designed for restricted-access environments. Their ability to operate on slopes makes them especially useful in tight or awkward spaces where both access and ground conditions are challenging.
Are tracked levellers available with lifting or crane attachments?
Some tracked leveller models are available with integrated lifting or crane functions, allowing operators to both transport and position loads with precision. This makes them a versatile solution for complex site tasks.
How do I choose the right tracked leveller for my project?
Choosing the right tracked leveller depends on factors such as slope gradient, load weight, required reach or lifting capability, access constraints, and ground conditions. GGR Group can help recommend the most suitable model based on your specific application.