Armtrac 400

Bought with donations: the Armtrac 400, the largest machine of Britain's Armtrac Limited from Burwell near Cambridge, cost 491,808 USD raised through the UNITED24 platform (Army Recognition, 2022) and has worked for Ukraine's State Emergency Service in Kharkiv region since October 2022.

The tracked vehicle weighs about 23 t according to Ukrainian reports and carries a 3 m hydraulic tiller working to roughly 55 cm depth; the maker quotes about 2,400 m²/h, while President Zelensky spoke of 1.5 ha an hour.

It is designed to survive a 10 kg anti-tank mine, and an armoured cab with 10 mm plate and 40 mm polycarbonate glass lets a single operator drive from inside or by remote control from up to 800 m using cameras. An additional attachment module followed in March 2024.

The manufacturer's website was blocked on 17 October 2026, so figures come from ArmyInform and Army Recognition; length, speed and engine power are not stated. The dual mode – crewed or remote – sets the Armtrac 400 apart from the purely unmanned MV-4, which weighs a quarter as much and uses a 1.8 m tiller.

One unit is documented, making it a rare case of a heavy demining machine with a fully public purchase price in a class where costs usually vanish inside aid packages.