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Used Rail Machinery in Japan

  • Railway Power Storage System

    Railway Power Storage System

    • Manufacturer: Toyo Denki

    Providing environmentally friendly solutions is one of the highest priorities in the world today. The train industry consumes a great deal of electricity. Therefore, any solution that can help reduce the amount o...

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Iseki 4 railroad type rice

    Iseki 4 railroad type rice transplanter Sanei 400 beauty goods one shot starting

    • Manufacturer: Iseki

    As you can see from the pictures, this item is in very clean condition. It was used in the mountainous area of Niigata. The engine starts at once. The hydraulic pressure up and down has been confirmed to work. Va...

    Tsuruoka, Japan
  • GIANT 6000 Series

    GIANT 6000 Series

    • Manufacturer: HORIBA Europe GmbH

    Multi-Purpose Brake Dynamometer The GIANT 6x00 product line is a multi-purpose, full-size inertia brake dynamometer for performance and NVH tests of brake systems from passenger vehicles to truck brakes, commerci...

    Kyoto, Japan
  • SPARC Brake

    SPARC Brake

    • Manufacturer: HORIBA Europe GmbH

    Digital Controller SPARC Brake is a digital controller optimized for Inertia Brake Dynamometers. As a member of the SPARC family of universal controllers, SPARC Brake is using a modular design to enable more flex...

    Kyoto, Japan

Overview

Rail machinery encompasses a range of equipment used for the construction, maintenance, and repair of railway tracks and infrastructure. This includes machines like track excavators, ballast regulators, rail grinders, and tampers. These specialized machines ensure the efficiency and safety of rail operations by performing tasks such as laying tracks, aligning rails, and maintaining the track bed.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying used rail machinery?

Consider the machine's age, operating hours, maintenance history, and overall condition. It's also important to check for any recent repairs or upgrades that may impact performance.

How can I arrange for the shipping of rail machinery?

Use a transport company experienced in moving heavy and oversized equipment. Ensure the machinery is properly secured and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What is the recommended maintenance schedule for rail machinery?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic systems, inspecting wear parts, lubricating moving parts, and conducting safety checks. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.