0.5T Track maintenance vehicle factory workshop maintenance equipment

Introduction of the railway inspection vehicle
Through state-of-the-art engineering, PERFECT designs, builds, operates and delivers world-class, railway inspection vehicles and systems that monitor comprehensive performance indicators reflecting track quality and safety. PERFECT has delivered solutions on different types of inspection cars throughout the world to meet the needs of the railway industry.
Nowadays, PERFECT has designed a variety of self-propelled rail vehicles from small 20-ton class converted work crew carriers to custom 100-ton high-speed rail cars that serve as track inspection platforms.
As railroad traffic density increases, it becomes difficult to find adequate time for both track inspection and maintenance. On high-speed rail lines, the challenge is even greater. Towed coaches provide cost-effective solutions to railroad track inspection needs. Whether implemented in revenue trains or behind dedicated locomotives, towed coaches can be configured for high-speed and long-haul track inspection operations, improving the capacity of the rail network.

Features of the railway inspection vehicle
The material of the axle for the Rail Joint Gap Measuring Cart is 45 # steel with good mechanical properties.
The coupler of Rail Joint Gap Measuring Cart is drum gear coupling with 45 # or 40Cr forging material. The gear face is quenched in salt bath furnace. The coupler features high efficient transmission, easy installment, and maintenance. The straightness between two axles is adjustable to ensure the cart running steadily.
The electrical equipment of Rail Joint Gap Measuring Cart adopts DC overload protective device and smoothly speeding up starting device all controlled by modules. Compared with past contacting conduction, this makes the cart start strongly and steadily, and largely reduces sparks generated by a load.
PERFECT鈥檚 solutions can be applied to light duty, medium duty, and heavy-duty trucks to address a full range of inspection and operational requirements.