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Din S18 Standard Steel Rail Train Rail
| Model No. : | S18 |
|---|---|
| Brand Name : | GY |
| Type : | Steel Rail/train Rail |
Cangzhou, Hebei, China
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Din S18 Standard Steel Rail Train Rail
Light rail is the nominal weight less than or equal to steel rail 30 kg per meter of the rail. Light rail, the low proportion of the quality requirements of rail requires only test its chemical composition, tensile strength, hardness and drop test, etcDin S18 Standard Steel Rail Train Rail
Steel Rail is a steel products , which is hot rolled by square billet . Steel Rails include Light Steel Rail, Heavy Steel Rail ,Crane Steel Rail .Train Steel Rail . they can used in Train Rail ,mine railroad ,Crane charge Crane Rail and so on .
Mining rail steel train rail crane rail
Specification: 6 kg, 9 kg, 12 kg, 15 kg, 22 kg, 30 kg, 8 kg, 18 kg, 24 kg
Material: 55 q/Q235B
Execution standard:, YB222 GB11264-89-89
Length: 6 to 12 m Din S18 Standard Steel Rail Train Rail crane rail
Steel Rails Specification
Rail material
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Rail is the main component of the railway track. Crane rail Its function is to guide the wheels of locomotive vehicles forward, to withstand the enormous pressure of the wheel, and passed to the sleeper. The rails must provide a continuous, smooth and minimal rolling surface for the wheels. In electrified railway or automatic block, the rail can also serve as a track circuit.
Steel Rails Production Process
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Cangzhou, Hebei, China
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