Within Under Carriage, Rubber Pad covers the rubber track pads (also called rubber shoes or clip-on rubber pads) that fit over steel-track shoes on plant tracked-equipment — converting the equipment to non-marking, low-noise operation suitable for finished surfaces, indoor work, and noise-sensitive environments. Used to protect concrete, asphalt, and finished landscape paving from track damage when steel-track equipment must operate on these surfaces.
Parts for Machines supplies rubber pads across the plant aftermarket — covering pads for the major mini-excavator, compact track loader, skid-steer, and larger excavator-and-dozer ranges. Rubber pads are typically clip-on or bolt-on accessories that fit over the steel track shoes, allowing the equipment to be temporarily converted between steel-track (rough surface, earthwork) and rubber-pad operation (finished surface, indoor work).
Product pages list the equipment make and model the pads are approved for, the track-shoe size (the rubber pad must match the steel-track shoe geometry and width), the pad type (clip-on for fast change-over; bolt-on for permanent fitment requiring track removal to change), the rubber compound (typically grey or black non-marking compound — non-marking means the rubber doesn't transfer to the floor surface during normal operation), the pad thickness, the load rating, and the OEM cross-reference where applicable.
For temporary conversion of steel-track equipment to non-marking operation, clip-on rubber pads give the fastest change-over (typically 30-60 minutes per side for a mini-excavator). For permanent or semi-permanent conversion, bolt-on pads give better load-bearing capability but require track removal to fit. Always use complete sets matched to the equipment. Trade pricing on bulk and fleet orders is available; contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583. Check compatibility before ordering.
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