Keep working if a battery needs attention.
The battery modules work independently, so the carrier can keep running on the others if one has a fault.
Move up to three tonnes through restricted access and across rough terrain with compact, radio-controlled electric tracked carriers.
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When materials need moving every week, the time and hire costs soon add up. An Elma carrier gives your team its own way to move them, with attachments for different kinds of work.
Choose the right tracked carrierThe battery modules work independently, so the carrier can keep running on the others if one has a fault.
Elma says the batteries can charge in as little as three hours. A storage mode helps look after them between periods of use.
The radio remote lets the operator stand where they can see the load and guide the carrier along.
Choose from platforms, glass and forestry kits, dumper and lift attachments. The right setup can help one machine serve more of your team’s regular work.
Product features are based on Elma’s published CR Series information. Final specification depends on model and attachment.
Find the right fit for the work your business does every week. All three are electric and radio-controlled. Compare capacity, width and clearance at a glance.

Bring recurring fit-out, glazing and refurbishment work into your own fleet.

Give steel, plant and material-handling teams more capacity without a wider machine.

Put larger tracks and greater clearance to work across landscaping and outdoor projects.
Specifications above are based on information published by Elma. Final configuration and suitability should be confirmed for your application.
Explore the recurring work a tracked carrier could support across your business, from glazing and steel installation to landscaping and facilities maintenance.
Add up what you spend on hire and delivery, plus the hours your team spends shifting materials by hand. Then compare that with owning a carrier your crews can use on jobs throughout the year. The more often it works, the stronger the case for owning one.
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