GOST P50/P65 rail joint bar fishplate is used for joint the same rail or different rails, we can produce it as per your drawing and mechanical property.
GOST P50/P65 rail joint bar fishplate are specific types of rail joint bars designed for use with Russian railway track systems that adhere to the GOST standards. These rail joint bars are commonly used in various railway track systems across Russia and other countries that follow GOST standards.
The GOST P50 rail joint bar fishplate is typically used for heavy rail systems with a rail profile of 50 kg/m, while the GOST P65 rail joint bar fishplate is used for very heavy rail systems with a rail profile of 65 kg/m. These rail joint bars are made from high-quality steel and designed to withstand the forces generated by trains passing over the tracks.
The GOST P50/P65 rail joint bar fishplate feature a unique design that allows for easy installation and maintenance. They are typically bolted onto the rails using special bolts and nuts that provide a secure and stable connection between the rails.
To ensure proper installation and maintenance of GOST P50/P65 rail joint bar fishplate, it is important to follow strict safety protocols and guidelines. This includes selecting the appropriate rail joint bar fishplate for the specific rail profile being used, tightening the bolts to the correct specifications, and regularly inspecting and replacing worn or damaged fishplates.
As a supplier of railway track products, we offer a range of high-quality GOST P50/P65 rail joint bar fishplate to meet the needs of our customers. Our rail joint bar fishplates are manufactured to meet international standards and undergo rigorous testing to ensure their strength, durability, and reliability.
If you require GOST P50/P65 rail joint bar fishplate for your railway track system, please do not hesitate to contact us for more information or to request a quote. Our team of experts can help you select the right rail joint bar fishplates for your specific needs and provide guidance on installation and maintenance best practices.
