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The STK6 by Skiptracks Ltd. is a revolutionary waste disposal system for the construction and waste industries. The STK6 is a remote controlled tracked device, which transports multiple skips and materials to and from construction sites. The machine was designed to access sites with width and height restrictions, making the STK6 the ideal solution for sites in densely populated city centre locations, sites with narrow laneways, underground car parks, multi-story car parks and sports stadia.
The machine manages construction waste removal on site in a safe, timely and cost efficient manner. It is for these reasons that the STK6 is a welcome addition by the construction and waste industries and has received rave reviews by industry experts.
The SKT6 is ideally suited for construction sites with restricted access. e.g. densely populated city centre locations, basement locations and narrow laneways.
The STK6 is powered by a 35 KW Kubota engine and has a safe working load (SWL) of 6 tonne.
The machine delivers stacked skips to site, reducing skip turnaround times, saving you money and keeping your program on track.
“ Skiptracks provided us with a safe and efficient solution for a site with restricted access that busy city centre locations can sometimes present. The STK6 Trackmate by Skiptracks exceeded our expectations and we will use it on future projects and are happy to recommend it...
-Mick Flynn MCIOB - Operations Director
Flynn Management & Contractors
“ I want to let you know the feedback from my customers regarding Skiptracks is both very positive and encouraging. The machine has solved logistical problems for them on site which in turn has saved them money and in many cases the Skiptrack STK6 Trackmate has knocked considerable time from the agreed completion dates.
- Rory O’Connor
Hire 2K Plant & Tool Hire
“ I can confidently say that the cost of hiring the STK6 Trackmate was miniscule in comparison to the cost of additional labour that would have been required to complete this project. I would recommend this piece of equipment to anyone who regularly works in urban areas with restricted access.
- Alan McEntee B. tech (cons tec) B. Surv
D & T Forkan Ltd