Industrial machine rubber track in a work environment

Pomp's Track System

Performance, maximum value, and increased
productivity for the tracked equipment
your operation depends on.

Rubber Tracks Built
for Maximum Value

The Pomp's PTS Track System is designed for maximum value using high quality materials. Our low-vibration design increases productivity. Track patterns are available for specific machine applications and working conditions. Ask one of our professional sales associates which patterns are available for your machine.

Consistent Quality Rubber
Track Manufacturing Design

PTS rubber track construction showing continuous steel cords, solid steel links, guide wings, and virgin rubber

Continuous Steel Cords are wrapped tightly within to optimize our rubber tracks' strength, enhancing your rubber tracks' service life.

Solid Steel Links run the width of our rubber tracks to help displace your machine load evenly across the ground and to increase the overall strength of your rubber track.

Steel Guide Wings integrated within your steel links permits your sprocket and rollers to travel easily along the track without any worries of "jumping track" and roller or sprocket damage.

Virgin Rubber (non-recycled) all-natural rubber guarantees the longest service life out of your new rubber tracks. With dozens of track patterns available, you can rest assured you're equipped with the right rubber track to operate your machine regardless of the application.

Popular PTS Tread Designs

Track patterns are available for specific machine applications and working conditions. Ask one of our professional sales associates which patterns are available for your machine.

Talk to a Track Specialist

Popular PTS tread designs including Q-Lug, Z-Lug, C-Lug, B-Lug, ASV, BS Vortech, and Multi Bar Lug

How to measure rubber tracks by width, pitch, and number of links

Use this guide to record the three measurements shown: Width, Pitch, and Links.

Width: Measure the rubber track's overall width.
Pitch: Measure the distance between track links, or the total distance divided by four.
Links: Count the links around the complete track.

Rubber Track Operation

These tips will help you get the best possible life out of your PTS industrial rubber tracks and avoid costly down-time!

Avoid curbs, large rocks, angle iron or any other sharp objects during operations. If unable to avoid these objects, slow down before crossing the object.
Always keep the undercarriage free of debris, dirt and mud to insure that it will operate correctly.
Avoid operating in salt or oils, as these will deteriorate the rubber tracks.
Avoid static turning.
Avoid steep side grades.
Avoid hitting the rubber tracks with the machine bucket.