Mini tracked dumpers

Cormidi mini tracked dumpers are designed to transport materials on site, on difficult terrain, on slopes or in spaces where conventional vehicles cannot operate. The tracks provide grip and stability even on mud, sand and uneven surfaces, while the compact dimensions make it easy to move around in urban job sites, historic centres and areas with restricted access. The range includes versions with standard tipping body (RI), high-dump (HI-TIP) and self-loading with bucket (AC/ACW), with payloads ranging from 400 kg to 2000 kg to suit every type of job site: construction, landscaping, nurseries, green maintenance and road works. All models are designed and built in Italy, with Yanmar, Kubota and Honda engines and, for the C85E version, also in a 100% battery-electric configuration, for emission-free work in enclosed or noise-sensitive environments.

Frequently asked questions

What is a mini tracked dumper and what is it used for?

It is a compact tracked machine designed to transport and dump bulk materials (soil, rubble, sand, concrete) on sites where larger wheeled vehicles cannot access or lack sufficient grip on difficult or sloped terrain.

What is the payload capacity of Cormidi mini dumpers?

It varies by model, from 400 kg (C40) to 2000 kg (C200). Each model's data sheet reports the exact payload, dimensions and available engine options.

Are Cormidi mini dumpers available in a self-loading version?

Yes, the AC and ACW (self-loading) versions allow material to be loaded directly with the bucket without needing a support machine, reducing site time and costs.

What slopes can mini tracked dumpers handle?

It depends on the model and on the load. Unloaded, climbing straight ahead, the C85 handles 77% (38°) and the C200 91% (52°). Fully loaded the figures drop: 71% (35°) for the C85 and 52% (30°) for the C200. The loaded figures printed on the data sheets already include a 25% additional safety reduction. The exact value for each model is on its own data sheet and in the operator's manual.

What is the difference between the RI, HI-TIP and ACW versions?

RI is the standard tipping body version, HI-TIP offers a raised dump height to load directly onto high containers or piles, ACW is the self-loading version with swivel bucket.