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kevin_717
Member # 4881
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Does anybody know how many railroad fastener and material suppliers in America ,who are they and how i can find out their contact information ? the email address is better .

Besides ,could anybody kindly inform me is there any railroad fastener forums and what is the forum address .

Anybody who interested in the railroad fastener ,please contact me .

Many thanks for your help . yefei_717@hotmail.com
 
RRRICH
Member # 1418
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Kevin - what is a railroad fastener?
 
rresor
Member # 128
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Try "Progressive Railroading" Track Yearbook, published in January of each year. It carries articles about, and advertisements for, various types of fastening systems.

Another source is the American Railway Engineering and Maintenance Association (AREMA). They publish a manual of track standards, available on DVD. You'll have to pay for it, though.

For use on wood ties, your choices basically are:

Conventional cut spikes, double shoulder plates
DS plates and lock spikes
Rolled Pandrol plates, pandrol fasteners
McKay plates and fasteners

For concrete ties, you MUST use an elastic fastener. Most common are Pandrols and McKays, but there are other systems as well. Type of fastener must be specified when the ties are ordered so the right type of shoulders can be installed.

Does any of this help?
 



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