Application cases

Forging products have a wide range of applications in the railway track industry. Railway track systems require a variety of high-strength and durable components to ensure the safe and stable operation of trains. Forgings are the first choice in the railway track industry due to their strong material, wear resistance and good mechanical properties.

In the railway track industry, forged parts are commonly used in rail connection systems. Railway track connectors such as anchor clamps, knuckle wrenches and clamps need to have high strength and compression resistance to withstand the weight and operating pressure of the train. Forgings provide strong and reliable connections, ensuring rail stability and safety.

In addition, forgings are used in braking systems of railway vehicles. Key components of the braking device, such as brake discs, brake pistons and brake arms, are usually made of forged parts. Forged parts not only have high strength and wear resistance, but also can withstand high temperature and high pressure environments, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the braking system.

At the same time, the railway track industry also requires various forgings for fixing and supporting track facilities. For example, forged bolts, forged washers and forged brackets are used to install and maintain rails and track equipment to ensure the structural integrity and stability of railway tracks.

In summary, forgings play an important role in the railway track industry. They ensure the stability, reliability and safety of railway systems by providing strong, reliable and durable components. The demand for forged parts in the railway track industry will continue to grow, driving the continuous development and innovation of forging processes and technologies.