Description

The steel rail, also know as rail track, railroad rail, is used to guide the train wheels far forwarding, by withstanding the enormous stress by the wheel when a train passes by, and transferring to the tie sleepers as well. The rail shall provide smooth and continuous rolling surface with least resistance. Generally speaking, the heavier the rails and the rest of the track work, the heavier and higher speed for the train these railroad tracks can carry. At electrified railway or automatic block sections, the railroad rail can also be used as the railroad track circuit.

BS Standard Rail is a set of specifications and standards that govern the manufacturing and use of railway tracks in the UK. These standards ensure that railway tracks are safe, durable, and reliable and that they can handle the weight and speed of trains that run on them.

BS50 O Steel Rail

BS50 O steel rail is commonly used on branch or industrial railways within the UK to support the operation of lighter trains or locomotives. It meets the requirements of BS11 standards, including regulations on size, chemical composition, mechanical properties, and other aspects.