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Fishplate For High-Speed Rail

product overview Fishplate for high-speed rail is a specialized type of rail joint bar designed to meet the unique demands of high-speed railway systems. High-speed trains operate at significantly higher speeds (typically over 200 km/h or 124 mph), which impose greater dynamic forces,...

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product overview

Fishplate for high-speed rail is a specialized type of rail joint bar designed to meet the unique demands of high-speed railway systems. High-speed trains operate at significantly higher speeds (typically over 200 km/h or 124 mph), which impose greater dynamic forces, vibrations, and stresses on the track infrastructure. As a result, fishplates used in high-speed rail must ensure exceptional strength, precision, and reliability to maintain track integrity and passenger safety.

Competitive advantage

Enhanced Track Stability

Maintains precise alignment and smooth transitions between rail sections, critical for high-speed operations.

Reduced Vibrations and Noise

Minimizes the impact of dynamic forces, improving passenger comfort.

Improved Safety

Reduces the risk of rail joint failures, which can lead to derailments at high speeds.

Longer Service Life

Resists wear and fatigue, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

High Precision

Ensures consistent performance under extreme operating conditions.

Applications of High-Speed Rail Fishplates

Choose the plan that suits you best.

High-Speed Passenger Railways

Used in tracks designed for trains operating at speeds over 200 km/h (124 mph).

Urban Transit Systems

Suitable for metro and light rail systems with high-frequency operations.

Curved or Stressed Sections

Provides additional strength and stability in areas with high lateral forces.

Transition Zones

Used in areas where high-speed tracks connect to conventional tracks.

User Evaluation

appreciate the precision and reliability of high-speed rail fishplates, especially in maintaining track stability and reducing vibrations.

Many report reduced maintenance costs and longer service life.

fishplates that have been surface-treated, such as galvanized or sprayed, perform well in wet or corrosive environments, with users praising their resistance to rust, especially in coastal or rainy areas.