What are SPMTs used for?
SPMTs are used wherever heavy or abnormal loads need to be moved with precision and control particularly in environments where conventional haulage is not practical. Common applications include heavy plant and equipment movements, modular installation works, confined site transport, and precision load positioning.
RRS operates KAMAG K2400 SPMTs and regularly works across industrial, energy, and construction sectors where controlled movement of large structures and components is required.
How useful are SPMTs?
SPMTs are one of the most versatile tools available for heavy load movement. Because they can be configured modularly (both longitudinally and transversely) they can be tailored to suit a wide range of load sizes and weights. This adaptability, combined with multiple steering modes including crab, transverse and carousel steering, means they can operate effectively even in the most constrained working environments.
How do SPMTs work?
RRS’s KAMAG K2400 SPMTs operate using an electro-hydraulic drive, steering, braking and suspension system. Axle lines are computer-controlled and can be connected side by side or end to end to form the configuration required for a given load. Each axle line has a capacity of 30,000 kg, and with 30 axle lines available across the RRS fleet, substantial total load capacities can be achieved. Operation is via joystick control, allowing the operator to select from multiple steering modes including normal, crab, transverse and carousel for accurate handling in complex or restricted site conditions. Two Power Pack Units (PPUs) provide the drive for the system.
Final load capacity is always subject to configuration, ground conditions, axle spacing and project-specific engineering.
Why should I hire an SPMT from RRS?
RRS offers both operated SPMT hire and bare hire, depending on your project requirements and in-house capability. For complex or critical operations, our fully managed service includes RRS-supplied operators, engineering and configuration support, and on-site execution coordinated with your wider project team. For clients with established SPMT competency, bare hire is available subject to agreed operating procedures and competency review.
Our KAMAG K2400 fleet is configurable in 4-axle or 6-axle line modules, with 30 axle lines available, giving genuine flexibility to match the configuration to your load and site conditions. RRS holds accreditations including CPA, LEEA, ALLMI, FORS and UKAS, providing assurance of the standards we operate to.
To discuss your requirements with an SPMT specialist, contact the team at rrs.group or call 02392 669714.
