Portable Hydraulic Jack Equipment for Rerailing
Fast, safe, and cost-effective solutions for rerailing cars and locomotives with minimal damage to track and rolling stock
Key Specifications
- Lifting capacity from 20 to 220 tons per jack
- Lightweight aluminum alloy construction
- Integrated base plate for superior stability
- Custom-designed packages available
—Technical Specifications
Overview
Railquip’s portable hydraulic rerailing equipment provides essential solutions for emergency rerailing operations, featuring durable construction, reliable safety features, and customizable configurations to meet specific requirements.
Designed for the challenges of rerailing operations, our equipment combines lightweight portability with robust performance.
The system features long-term durability that significantly reduces maintenance costs while ensuring reliable operation when needed most.
The integrated base plate design delivers excellent stability during lifting operations, while built-in safety valves protect both operators and rolling stock.
Features
Core Components
- Aluminum alloy lifting jacks (20-220 ton capacity range)
- Extruded aluminum alloy rerailing bridges (1-4.5m length)
- Lateral move equipment
- Hand pump systems
- Control desk for centralized operation
- Color-coded hydraulic hose lines (16.4ft and 32.8ft options)
Auxiliary Equipment
- Roller carriages for smooth movement
- Traversing cylinders• Distance bars for proper spacing
- Axle pusher for alignment• Steel counter support for stability
- Rerailing bridge connectors
Power Options
- Gasoline-powered hydraulic pump units
- Diesel-powered hydraulic pump units
- Electrically powered hydraulic pump units
Design Advantages
- Lightweight construction for easy transport
- Long-term durability for reduced maintenance
- Integrated base plate for enhanced stability
- Built-in safety valve protection
- Customizable package configurations
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