Trabber rubber tracks — Tracks for mini and midi excavators

The Trabber rubber track range is designed to meet the various demands of mini and midi excavators.

These tracks are commonly used in sectors such as public works, landscaping, and light construction, where versatility and durability are essential.

They are manufactured using a combination of treated steel, high-performance rubber, and reinforced sealing systems, ensuring an optimal balance between durability and performance.

Thanks to this construction, Trabber tracks deliver maximum efficiency and adapt to the specific conditions of each application, even in demanding work environments.

Trabber GL – Continuous ring system (GL Ring)

The Trabber GL range incorporates a continuous steel ring with no joints, providing a more stable internal structure and higher tensile strength. It is the ideal option for demanding environments and intensive uses where maximum durability and reliability are required.

• Recommended application: Mini excavators in heavy-duty work, rental, civil works.
• Internal structure: Continuous core without joints.
• Advantages: Greater break resistance, lower risk of internal deformation, long service life.

Trabber AVT – Anti-Vibration Technology

The Trabber AVT range is equipped with a special vibration-absorption system that improves ride comfort and reduces stress on the machine structure. Its design provides a smoother and quieter ride, ideal for urban environments or precision applications.

• Recommended application: Urban areas, landscaping, precision work.
• Internal structure: The bottom roller is permanently supported on diamond-shaped guide teeth.
• Advantages: Reduced vibrations, greater operator comfort, less wear on shafts and rollers.

Trabber rubber tracks are manufactured with a combination of high-performance rubber, continuous metal reinforcements, and precision vulcanization technology. This construction ensures excellent traction, greater shock absorption, and optimal resistance to abrasion and wear.

Thanks to their design and the quality controls applied at every production stage, Trabber tracks deliver reliable, consistent behavior in all types of applications. Their most notable features include:

• Multilayer structure: a combination of natural rubber, synthetic rubber, and metal reinforcements to improve traction and structural strength.
• Continuous steel cords: jointless internal reinforcement for higher tensile strength and lower risk of breakage.
• Optimized tread profile: design adapted to terrain to maximize traction and minimize slippage.
• Chemical resistance: excellent performance against oils, greases, and other agents present in the work environment.
• Lower vibration: the base design reduces vibrations transmitted to the operator, improving comfort during prolonged use.
• Guaranteed compatibility: a wide variety of sizes and configurations adapted to the main manufacturers on the market.

Proper maintenance not only extends the service life of Trabber rubber tracks, but also improves overall machine performance and reduces repair costs. Below are the best-practice recommendations to keep the tracks in optimal condition.

• Tension control: Periodically check track tension. Incorrect tension can lead to accelerated wear or even failure of the assembly.
• Visual inspection: Check the condition of the pads, outer carcass, and guides. Any cuts, deformation, or tears must be assessed before continuing use.
• Regular cleaning: Remove dirt, stones, and debris accumulated in the undercarriage to avoid unwanted friction and premature deterioration.
• Proper storage: If not used for a long period, keep tracks in a dry, clean place away from direct sunlight or chemicals.
• Avoid sharp turns: Maneuvers where the machine turns on itself increase lateral friction and reduce the tread’s service life.
• Use according to terrain: Adapt machine use to ground conditions. On highly abrasive soils, alternating travel direction can help compensate for wear.

• Irregular pad wear: May indicate inadequate tension or poor undercarriage alignment.
• Cracks or cuts: Common on terrains with sharp objects or after prolonged exposure to sunlight and ozone.
• Tread separation: A sign of internal structural fatigue or use in conditions for which the track is not designed.
• Loss of traction: As the rubber pattern wears, grip on soft or sloped surfaces decreases.
• Abnormal noise or vibration: May be due to broken internal cords or excessive wear on undercarriage components.
• Preventive measures: Use the right track for each application, perform periodic inspections, and adjust tension per the manufacturer’s recommendations.

At Trabber, our commitment to quality goes beyond the product itself. Our technical team is available to provide specialized advice before, during, and after purchase, ensuring maximum compatibility and performance in every application.

We offer a close and efficient after-sales service, supporting reference identification, urgent order handling, and troubleshooting related to assembly, use, or maintenance of our components.

In addition, we maintain a permanent stock of the most in-demand models, enabling a quick response to unforeseen needs and minimal downtime for your machinery.

No matter the size of your project: at Trabber you will find the technical and logistics support needed to ensure the reliability of your equipment at all times.