Steel Rails, also known as rail profiles, are the main components of railway tracks. Its function is to guide the wheels of locomotives and vehicles; withstand the enormous pressure of the wheels, and pass pressure force on to rail sleepers.
Rail types can be primarily categorized as follows:
By weight classification:
- Heavy rails: 50kg/m and above (e.g., 50kg/m, 60kg/m, 75kg/m).
- Light rails: Below 50kg/m (e.g., 38kg/m, 43kg/m).
By cross-section classification:
- Symmetric section rails: Used for conventional railways.
- Asymmetric section rails: Primarily employed for switch points, frog components, and similar applications.
By steel grade classification:
Carbon steel rails, alloy steel rails, and heat-treated rails.
GNEE RAIL supplies rails conforming to multiple specification standards (GB/DIN/BS/JIS, etc.), along with diverse railway fastening components including rail pads, elastic rail clips, bolt-nut assemblies, fishplates (joint bars), railway turnout components, and other rail fastening.
