1. Product 

2. Technological Parameters:

3. Product Description

• Both continuous and overlapping technique for excavator rubber tracks

• Both Conventional type or interchangeable type

• More than 20 tread patterns for your selection

• Advantage: We have our patented “AVT”(anti-vibration) design by an independent acoustic engineer in 2007, and after tests run on 3-5 tons excavators using both soft and hard surface and the average result was an amazing 75% less vibration than ordinary tracks without “AVT” design.

• Machine model: excavator undercarriage parts rubber track.

• Working terrain: Construction site

• Supply ability: 10000pieces/month

4. Application

1. Perfect compatible with Excavator AIRMANN,FIAT-HITACHI, HITACHI etc.
2.  Also suitable for machines of other brands with similar undercarriage system.
3.  Good for rigid construction site.

6. Advantages

1. Less damage to the ground surface
2. Patented Anti-Vibration tech, low noise
3.  Patented Anti-Vibration tech, less vibration;
4. Patented Anti-Vibration tech, machine protection;
5. Low ground contack specific pressure
6. High tractive force
7. Light weight comparing with iron track.
8.  Easy to replace

7. Packing & Delivery

• Pallet or Wooden Case
• Lead Time : 15-30 days

8. About Us

Since its establishment, Taite strives to build a modern enterprise with high efficiency. Our company has built a laboratory with comprehensive equipments, as well as several workshops with advanced manufacturing facilities. Taite is qualified with ISO9001-2015 quality management system. Besides, we have also imported IATF16949 to guide our process control. In the workshop, Taite runs complete 6S management and lean production to ensure stable and high level quality of our products. In this way, Taite realizes an effective system to prevent failure and flaw during manufacturing, and reduces the deviation in supply chain. Moreover, these effort we have done enable us the ability to produce customized products for our clients.

9. Warranty:

• Guarantee 1000 hours or one year starting from the B/L date, whichever comes first.