Armored transport vehicles, whether they are used as group transport, command or supply vehicles, are highly mobile and protected vehicles. They are characterized by great operational mobility.

To ensure this mobility, such vehicles are equipped with TREIBMATIC self-recovery winches. This allows the vehicle, should it get stuck, to recover itself without external help. The TREIBMATIC impresses with maximum flexibility when choosing the installation position. This enables solutions also in confined spaces. Usually, the winch is installed with a pull to the front. Pulling to the rear or a combination of pulling to the front and to the rear are also possible without making any compromises in the operation of the winch. We strive to always ensure accessibility for maintenance purposes. Our engineers and technicians support our customers in integration of the winch system into the overall vehicle concept. This applies to the mechanical integration, but also to hydraulic and electrical/electronic integration of the TREIBMATIC. In doing so, we make sure all advantages for the user come into play, but also the needs of the system supplier are fully considered.

Armored engineering and recovery vehicles are tasked with providing engineering support and recovering other vehicles. For this reason, they are equipped with a recovery winch. Usually, the winch is positioned inside the vehicle but can also be placed outside the armored cell. This is the ideal application for the TREIBMATIC. It enables fast and effective recovery of damaged vehicles. Usable cable lengths of up to 170 m offer an extremely large operating radius. Combined with the constant pulling force of the TREIBMATIC, this enables effective recovery over long distances. In addition to the structural advantages of the TREIBMATIC, the overall reach is also of the utmost importance in use. The benefits in regard to flexibly selectable installation position and accessibility for maintenance purposes apply as well.