Home of the Grizzly Rumble Grate Trackout Control Device — an approved, reusable system designed to reduce mud, dust, debris and PM10 before vehicles leave the work site.
85%
effective removal
PM10
dust control
Reusable
portable sections
What is a trackout control device?
The Grizzly Trackout Control Device is an approved and effective way to control trackout from exiting work sites. The shaking of the vehicle as it drives across the device knocks dust and dirt off the tires and chassis, which would typically be tracked out onto the roadway.
Our patented devices and methodology are proven to reduce the cost of clean-up on the road, promote a safer construction site by slowing exiting traffic and help control Particulate Matter PM10 to help improve air quality.
Concerned with county citations? Grizzly Trackout Control Device is recommended by many government agencies as an effective solution to trackout and has been featured in Erosion Control Magazine.
Built for exit control
Structural steel with our patented design helps create controlled vehicle movement.
Why the Grizzly Rumble Grate Trackout Control Device?
Minimizes trackout of dirt, mud, dust and debris from jobsites.
Excellent longevity using high grade steel with patented methodology.
Reusable, transportable and expandable to any required length.
Reduces road clean-up cost, promotes safer construction exits and helps improve air quality.
Cities, counties and states have approved this method to control trackout at construction sites and anywhere unpaved dirt roadway abuts or tracks dirt onto paved roadways.
Patents
The Grizzly and Rumble Grate are patented and trademarked products and have a patented methodology. Before the invention of the Grizzly and the Rumble Grate, knock-off copies of the product existed, but the patented method introduced a more effective way to control trackout.
Patents numbers 6,981,818 and 6,881,006 and 7,059,799 were product patents focusing on the product itself. Patent 7,775,739 was the methodology that the products introduced.
If you are a company attempting to copy this technology, you should be aware the method and product is federally protected under patent law and the brand and product name is trademarked.