Crawler Special Duty Robot

The uses tracks instead of wheels. Tracks are better for mud, sand, and broken ground. This robot does not get stuck easily. It is made for mines, construction sites, and flooded fields. The runs on a diesel engine. The engine gives 40 kW of power. It drives at 3.8 km per hour on land. The robot climbs up to 32 degrees. The tracks give more stability on slopes. It weighs 1600 kg. The weight helps it stay steady on soft ground. You can send it into dangerous areas without going there yourself.

The Crawler Special Duty Robot pumps 800 cubic meters of water per hour. The water goes through a 250 mm outlet. The pump lifts water up to 12 meters high. You can control it from more than 500 meters away. The robot works at full power for 6 hours. The fuel tank holds 85 liters. The hydraulic tank holds 65 liters. The ground clearance is 180 mm. The pump can lift up and down by 185 mm. This robot also has a built-in ultra-high pressure output at over 70 Mpa. You can connect a hydraulic breaker or chain saw. So the does both pumping and breaking.

How long to make a standard unit? 10 working days. Custom orders take 30 working days. Our monthly capacity is 160 sets. How do we make sure we deliver on time? We have a clear production plan. We work with long-term material suppliers. Our team checks progress every day. We book cargo space early. If something unexpected happens, we tell you right away. The Crawler Special Duty Robot has helped in many real floods. If your job site has mud or broken ground, choose the track version. It is more reliable than wheels. Pick the for tough and muddy conditions.