Rubber Track Sizes
Rubber track sizes are commonly identified using three measurements: width, pitch and the number of links. Search Bannertown by track size to find machine-specific rubber track information.
How Rubber Track Sizes Are Written
A rubber track size is commonly displayed in a three-part format such as:
300x52.5x80
Each number identifies a different part of the track:
- First number — Width: the overall width of the rubber track.
- Second number — Pitch: the distance between corresponding drive lugs around the inside of the track.
- Third number — Links: the total number of drive lugs or links around the inside circumference of the track.
For example, 300x52.5x80 identifies a track with a 300 mm width, 52.5 mm pitch and 80 links.
Search Rubber Track Sizes
Find Machines by Track Size
Enter a complete rubber track size to find available machine-specific information.
Examples: 300x52.5x80 • 30052580 • 450x86x55 • 4508655
Understanding the Three Track Size Measurements
Width
The width is the measurement across the rubber track. Track width is normally measured from one outside edge to the other.
Pitch
Pitch is the distance between corresponding drive lugs around the inside of the rubber track.
Links
Links are the number of drive lugs or links around the inside circumference of the rubber track.
Example Rubber Track Sizes
Mini Excavator Example
300x52.5x80
This size represents a 300 mm wide track with a 52.5 mm pitch and 80 links.
Search the complete size above to see machine-specific information available in the Bannertown database.
Compact Track Loader Example
450x86x55
This size represents a 450 mm wide track with an 86 mm pitch and 55 links.
Search the complete size above to see machine-specific information available in the Bannertown database.
Why Track Size Alone May Not Be Enough
A rubber track should not be selected based only on a three-number size whenever machine information is available.
Different equipment makes and models can use different track configurations, and some machines may have more than one possible track size or configuration.
For this reason, we recommend providing the equipment make and exact model along with the current rubber track size whenever possible.
Search by Machine Instead
If you know your equipment make and model but do not know the track size, you can search Bannertown using the machine information.
The programmatic machine pages are designed to connect specific equipment models with available rubber track sizes and related information.
Try searching for your machine using its manufacturer and model number.
How to Measure a Rubber Track
If you have an existing rubber track but do not know its size, you can measure the track to determine the width, pitch and link count.
Accurate measurements are important because even a small difference in track dimensions can indicate a different configuration.
Rubber Track Sizes and Machine Fitment
Track size is one part of determining replacement track fitment. Machine make, model, undercarriage configuration and other equipment information can also be important.
When contacting Bannertown, provide as much information as possible about your machine and existing tracks. This gives us the best opportunity to identify the appropriate information for your application.
Don't Know Your Track Size?
Give us your machine make and model. If you can provide photos or measurements of your existing track, that information can also be helpful.
925-725-5212
excavatorrubbertracks@gmail.com
Find Your Rubber Track Size
Search by track size or machine model, or contact us if you need help identifying the correct replacement track.
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