Qt400-15 (GGG40) Qt450-10 (GGG45) Qt500-7 (GGG50) Embedded Rail Shoulder

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Product Description

📋 Basic Information
Model NO.
QT450-10 QT500-7 Embedded Rail Shoulder
Customized
Available
Certification
ISO14001, ISO9001
Type
Shoulder
Transport Package
Cartons, Woven-Bags or Gunny-Bags in Wooden Cases
Origin
China
HS Code
8602900000
Production Capacity
20000PCS/Day
⚙️ Product Description

Rail shoulder is cast in the concrete rail ties to fix the elastic rail clips. There are two types of rail shoulders available, the cast-in shoulder and the weld-on shoulder, both of which are used for the fixing of elastic rail clips.

The casting shoulders as the embedded part of the rail way fastening system are pressed in concrete sleeper and work together with the E clip to fasten the rail. The cast in shoulder is made by casting from iron, such as, GB/T 1348-1988, NF EN 1563(1997), ISO1038, DIN 1693, JIS G5502 (2001), KS D 4302, GOST 7293(1985) or BS EN 1563(1997).

Application UIC54 UIC60 115RE, 50kg, 60kg, BS80lbs, BS100lbs, etc.
Grade Name QT500-7 QT450-10 QT400-15
Standard GB 1348-88 GB 1348-88 GB 1348-89
Tensile Strength ≥500 Mpa ≥450 Mpa ≥400 Mpa
Yield Strength ≥320 Mpa ≥310 Mpa ≥250 Mpa
Hardness 170~230HB 160~210HB 130~180HB
Embedded Rail Shoulder 1
Embedded Rail Shoulder 2
Embedded Rail Shoulder 3
🛠️ Types of Rail Shoulder
The Rail shoulder is a semi-embedded part cast in concrete rail ties to fix the elastic rail clip to the base plate. There are two common types available: Cast-in Shoulder and Weld-on Shoulder.

Cast-in Rail Shoulder

These act as the embedded part of the railway fastening system, pressed into concrete sleepers to work with E-clips. Materials follow international standards including GB/T, NF EN, ISO, DIN, JIS, and BS EN.

Material Tensile Strength (Mpa) Yield Strength (Mpa) Elongation (%)
QT400-15(GGG40) 400 250 15
QT450-10(GGG45) 450 310 10
QT500-7 (GGG50) 500 320 7

Weld-on Rail Shoulder

Used where the shoulder is welded onto flat steel plates rather than standard tie plates. These are produced via hot forging according to AREA standards. They are highly cost-effective for switch and crossing layouts where vertical rail geometry is required.

Weld-on Shoulder 1
Weld-on Shoulder 2
Weld-on Shoulder 3
Weld-on Shoulder 4
Weld-on Shoulder 5
Weld-on Shoulder 6
Weld-on Shoulder 7
Weld-on Shoulder 8
Weld-on Shoulder 9
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the primary function of a rail shoulder?
Rail shoulders are embedded in concrete ties to provide a secure anchoring point for elastic rail clips, ensuring the rail stays firmly fastened to the sleepers.
2. What are the differences between cast-in and weld-on shoulders?
Cast-in shoulders are pre-pressed into concrete sleepers during manufacturing, while weld-on shoulders are welded onto steel plates or sleepers, often used in specialized layouts like switches and crossings.
3. What materials are used for cast-in rail shoulders?
They are typically made from high-quality ductile iron grades such as QT400-15, QT450-10, and QT500-7, complying with international standards like ISO and DIN.
4. What is the daily production capacity for these rail components?
The production facility has a high capacity of approximately 20,000 pieces per day to meet large-scale railway construction demands.
5. Can the rail shoulders be customized?
Yes, the shoulders can be customized based on specific material requirements, such as low or medium carbon steel for weld-on types, and specific rail standards like UIC54 or UIC60.
6. How are the products packaged for international transport?
Standard packaging includes cartons, woven bags, or gunny bags, which are then secured within sturdy wooden cases to ensure safety during transit.

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