Formerly known as Tracked Carriers, Aconda was founded with a clear purpose: to rethink the way heavy materials are moved when traditional equipment simply can’t cope. Its Managing Director and founder, Tom Cannon recognised a recurring challenge across industries such as construction, engineering, and industrial maintenance. Large and awkward materials often need to be transported through confined, uneven or hazardous spaces where wheeled machinery and forklifts are ineffective or unsafe.

Aconda’s answer was a new category of load-moving technology. It designs and manufactures compact, battery-powered and remote-controlled tracked carriers capable of transporting loads of up to 4,000 kg. Unlike conventional wheeled transport solutions, these carriers can operate on mud, gravel, steep slopes and even stairs. With the ability to navigate spaces as narrow as 600mm and tackle inclines up to 45 degrees, the machines unlock access to areas once considered impossible to reach with mechanical equipment.

Tom Cannon describes Aconda’s machines as “problem solvers.” Whether moving heavy steel beams across a precarious building site or transporting machinery through a cluttered factory floor, they offer a safer and more reliable alternative to manual handling or heavy plant equipment.