The secret weapon that simplifies railway construction

The secret weapon that simplifies railway construction

Stuck in a narrow tunnel? Feeling anxious while working near the contact wire? Missing deadlines due to the need to seize the window period? The common headaches faced by general contractors are exactly the issues we have been focusing on for ten years to solve. Without complex technical parameters, these three tricks make railway construction simpler:

1. Large capacity in a small space

When standard equipment gets stuck in a 2-meter-wide tunnel, our ultra-narrow body can rotate freely like a fish, increasing the tunnel clearance efficiency from 200 meters per night to 600 meters.

2. The weapon to race against time

The late-night window period is no longer a source of stress: 90 seconds for automatic rail installation, 5 minutes for switching between breaker hammers, rail枕 clamps， and ballast shovels. The Southeast Asian team once used this equipment to compress a 6-month project to 45 days.

3. The passport for global railways

Minus 25°C in Siberia？ The anti-freezing kit keeps the hydraulic oil flowing smoothly； 70% reduction in failure rate with the filtration system； 3 times longer equipment lifespan due to the anti-rust coating. No matter where the track leads， you just need to focus on the construction.

The hard truth of experienced workers：

"In that 2.3-meter narrow alley in Stockholm， the custom machine extended a 7-meter-long arm for piling， while the general equipment was still turning around at the entrance!"

Three steps to enter the worry-free mode

① Scan to describe your construction problem at the site

② Get a customized solution within 48 hours

③ Wait for a 30%+ increase in construction efficiency

Compliant with global railway safety standards | Compatible with all mainstream track gauges

Why do customers say "It should have been customized earlier"?

"Saving rework time，avoiding penalty fines for delays， and having worry-free cross-season construction - this money is worth more than buying insurance."