Heavy loads through tight access
Electric tracked carriers can take materials through routes that rule out forklifts, telehandlers and larger site vehicles.
Check your access
Width is only the first constraint
The narrowest opening is the obvious measurement, but corners, gradients, overhead clearance, floor capacity and turning space can decide whether a load can reach its destination. The carrier, attachment and load must be considered as one moving envelope.
Where compact carriers help
- Internal refurbishment and fit-out work
- Rear gardens and gated residential routes
- Plant rooms, basements and service corridors
- Historic buildings and constrained urban sites
Model starting point
CR15: prioritise low machine weight and compact access for loads up to 1,500 kg.
CR30: prioritise three-tonne capacity while retaining a published 795 mm overall width.
Record these five measurements
Access
Narrowest clear width and height, including handles, frames and temporary obstructions.
Route
Corner radii, gradients, steps, ramps and available space to turn or reposition.
Load
Weight, dimensions, lifting points, stability and required attachment.