Business Fields

Tongue rails are used in the point in a turnout where the track diverges. These are switch rails with a pointed head. A high level of precision is required in processing tongue rails, as they come into contact with the base rail and are used to smoothly guide the train’s wheels.

Crossings are used in the part of the turnout where the gauge lines intersect. We manufacture a variety of crossings including assembled crossings that are made from processing rails and assembling them with bolts, spacers and other parts, as well as moveable k-shaped crossings and run-over crossings.

Guard rails come into contact with the back of the wheel to guide it. These rails are mostly used in conjunction with fixed crossings. These rails come in various shapes and dimensions according to the number of turnouts and type of guards used. We can offer customers a variety of guard rails to suit their needs.

Expansion joint rails are placed at the start and end points of long rail intervals. These are rail joints that can adapt to large expansions and contractions in the rails due to temperature changes. Expansion joint rails diagonally overlap and connect to the receiving rail and tongue rail, so they need to be processed with extreme precision. These rails come in variety of types including straight and curved rails. We can offer customers a variety of expansion joint rails to suit their needs.

Glued-insulated joint rails are rail joints used in the insulated points of a track’s circuit, mainly at long rail intervals. Insulation is inserted in between the butt rails, and the rails and glued-insulated fish plates are bonded using an insulating adhesive. This product requires powerful adhesive strength and electrical insulation properties, so it is manufactured in a controlled environment away from where turnouts are produced.

Switch rods are attached to tongue rails and moveable rails, so as to connect these rails to the switch devices. Stretcher bars connect the left and right tongue rails, so as to lessen the sprawl of the tongue rails as they switch. Switch rods and stretcher bars are important parts used in the switch of tongue rails and other functions. We manufacture these products in a variety of shapes and dimensions to suit the types of points used.

We use steel sheets to make parts in numerous shapes and dimensions, which we then use to manufacture a wide range of base plates for variety of purposes. These include base plates used to support multiple rails in turnouts made from points, crossings and guards, floor plates used to fix in place turnouts and switch lock devices, and tie plate.

We manufacture the numerous parts used in turnouts, in a variety of shapes and dimensions. These include filler and switch rail stop to keep space between rails, Stretcher bar brackets to attach switch rods and stretcher bars to tongue rails, and washers and rail braces to fasten rails to base plates.