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Safe replacement of track pads
without manual force
Replacing track pads has traditionally been a heavy, manual, and high-risk task. With our hydraulic track pad puller, the process becomes easier, faster, and significantly safer.
The controlled hydraulic solution enables semi-automated removal of track pads with minimal risk to both operator and equipment. This eliminates the need for hammers, chisels, and manual force—replacing them with a precise and controlled process.
The tool is developed for use on tanks and other heavily armored tracked vehicles, ensuring efficient maintenance with a strong focus on safety, uptime, and performance.
The compact and robust design makes the puller ideal for use under harsh conditions.
Whether in a maintenance workshop or in the field, the solution ensures fast and safe handling where uptime and efficiency are critical.
With our hydraulic track pad puller, you get a solution that improves workplace safety, reduces time consumption, and ensures a more consistent and professional maintenance process.
The videos show how our hydraulic track pad puller transforms high-risk manual work into a safe, controlled process with high precision.
Safety first
We replace high-risk manual work methods with controlled hydraulic solutions that protect both operator and equipment.
Proven performance
Our solutions are developed and tested in collaboration with defense organizations and meet the highest standards.
Efficient maintenance
Reduce downtime and return equipment to operation faster with optimized workflows.
User-friendly design
Simple, robust systems that are quick and safe to operate—even in demanding conditions.
Field flexibility
Designed for both workshop and field operations, so you can perform maintenance wherever it is needed.
Developed for tanks and other tracked vehicles, where operational reliability and rapid maintenance are critical.
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