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Railway Emergency G-clamp

G-clamp Definition An important tool in railway emergency maintenance G-clamp, also commonly known as G-clamp or spiral clamp, is a tool used to secure, clamp or attach objects, and in railway emergency maintenance, it may specifically refer to a clamping device used for emergency repair or...

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G-clamp

Definition

An important tool in railway emergency maintenance

G-clamp, also commonly known as G-clamp or spiral clamp, is a tool used to secure, clamp or attach objects, and in railway emergency maintenance, it may specifically refer to a clamping device used for emergency repair or temporary fixing of railway track components (such as rails, sleepers, etc.).

Purpose

More durable and reliable fixtures

In railway emergency situations, such as when the track is damaged, broken or in need of quick repair, G-clamp is able to quickly install and stabilize the track structure, ensuring that the train can pass safely or carry out the necessary repair work.

Peculiarity

G-clamp is usually designed with the need for quick response in mind, so the installation and disassembly process should be as easy and quick as possible.

Quick installation and disassembly

In a railway emergency environment, G-clamp needs to withstand the weight of the train and the vibration impact during operation, so it must have sufficient strength and stability.

High strength and stability

Different rail systems and track specifications may require different types of G-clamp, so this tool usually has some adaptability and can be adapted to multiple specifications and types of track.