What are the types of rail joints?
Rail Joints also called railway fish plates or joint bars, or splice bars is a metal joint bars connected to the ends of two rails to bond them together. A quality rail joint bar can largely reduce the impact of wheels on the jointing sections of the rail tracks. And increase the continuity and steadiness of the train when passing through the jointing sections. These rail components are guaranteed railroad transportation safety no matter whether it’s light or heavy.
Types of rail joints
We supply more than 30 types of rail joints, according to different standards:
Rail joints for light rail: 8kg, 9kg, 12kg, 15kg, 18kg, 22kg, 24kg and 30kg
Rail joints for heavy rail: 38kg, 43kg, 50kg, and 60kg
Crane rail joints: QU70, QU80, QU100, and QU120
To ensure the fine use of railroad equipment, we need to maintain the rail joints from time to time in order to improve quality and avoid any accidents.
Assembling and maintenance standards for rail joints:
STEP1: Check if the bolts are well fastened and make sure no wounds or cracks on the surface
STEP 2: Keep each connecting rod and locking device clear from cracks. No grinding or corrosion on the rod body or abrasion pinhole less than 1mm. Good insulation shall be maintained.
STEP 3: All iron rod connections with good insulation. The insulation link between the locked iron and gauge rod are both fine. In uninsulated conditions, a 3mm gap should be kept and not into other parts. And bolts are fastened well.
STEP 4: Ensure no cracks on the shell of the switch machine to assemble rail joints, and the installation is firm under good lock condition.
STEP 5: Ensure the oil tank circuit is in good protection without damage or being buried by ballasts or other debris.
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