Steel rails application areas

1. Railway transportation

High-speed railway: High-strength and high-precision rails are used to ensure the stability and safety of trains at high speeds.

Conventional railway: Suitable for ordinary trains, rails need to have good wear resistance and durability.

Freight railway: Used to carry heavy-load trains, rails need to have high compressive strength and wear resistance.

2. Urban rail transit

Subway system: Subway tracks need to adapt to the underground environment, and rails need to have good corrosion resistance and durability.

Light rail system: Light rail is usually used for medium-load urban transportation, and rails are light in weight and low in cost.

Tram: Running on city streets, rails ensure the stability and safety of its operation.

3. Industry and special purposes

Crane rails: Such as DIN Standard A55 rails, used for crane operating rails, have high strength and good wear resistance.

Bridges and tunnels: Rails are used to support and guide trains or vehicles in large infrastructure, and need to have high bending strength and corrosion resistance.

Mine transportation: Narrow-gauge railways used inside mines, rails must adapt to harsh environments.