Bundle Handling and Field Equipment
Avoid The Downtime Trap™ with the Altex Bundle Handling System.
Altex has more specialized bundle pulling equipment than anyone in Canada with capacities up to 140,000 lbs.
Altex Bundle Pulling Fleet:
- Hydraulic Aerial Bundle Pullers with the capability to pull/push bundles up to 140,000 lbs.
- Self-Propelled Bundle Pullers with a capacity of 20,000 lbs in aerial puller mode and 50,000 lbs on the chassis.
- Truck Mounted Bundle Pullers with the capability to pull/push bundles up to 44,000 lbs and 78-inch diameters.
- Fixed (Stationary) Bundle Pullers for tight access locations.
Send in the Altex Commando Team!
Altex’s experienced operators and specialized in-house equipment make us the Big and Ugly bundle pulling experts.
We have the Largest Bundle Pulling Fleet in Canada with capacities up to 140,000 lbs.
Speed, Safety, and Accessibly make Altex Truck-Mounted Bundle Pullers a smart choice on site!
Truck-mounted bundle pullers can remove bundles up to 22ft high!
2-axle bundle truck version shown right
No Crane? No Problem.
Truck-Mounted Bundle Pullers can be used in crane inaccessible areas, like under piping & equipment, and even inside buildings! Pull, move, and transfer in one go!
2-axle and 3-axle bundle trucks shown left
Free Up Your Cranes by transferring bundles directly to the Altex Bundle Wash Trailer using our Truck-Mounted Bundle-Pullers.
In addition to being able to move a 70,000 pound bundle anywhere on site, the Bundle Wash Trailer rotates bundles 360° for cleaning and access.
Get Low – The Altex Bundle Buggy is invaluable to access bundles in tight and awkward areas.
Altex designs and builds our own bundle handling equipment to improve safety and performance based on the experience of our field crews.
Bundle Buggy shown left.
Eliminate Bundle Damage by using Altex’s patented Bundle Grapples instead of slings to safely lift and protect bundles.
Our unique Bundle Grapples allow a single worker to load or unload a 70,000 lb tube bundle in under five minutes.
Grapples are self-powered and can be operated via radio control or manually, and are carried by crane or forklift.
