Identify the part
Send the drawing, a photograph with a ruler in frame, or the part number stamped on the component. A reference from this catalogue is enough to start.
Overhead contact line components
Catenary components, made to your drawing.
Clamps, anchor fittings, hangers and connectors for electrified railway lines.
70References photographed
48 hTypical quotation reply
1 : 1Quoted against your drawing
We work from
- Drawing
- Physical sample
- Photograph with scale
- Stamped part number
How an order starts
Three steps, no catalogue guessing
A photograph tells us the shape. Your drawing tells us what to make.
Agree the specification
Material, coating, tolerance and marking go into the quotation before a price does. Anything your drawing leaves open, we ask about instead of assuming.
Quote, sample, produce
Price against the agreed specification. New parts can be sampled first, then batch production, export packing and shipping documents.
Catalogue
70 references, no invented dimensions
Every item here is a photograph of a component we make or quote.
Quality
What we will put in writing
Four commitments that survive contact with a purchase order.
Quoted to your standard, not ours
Your drawing and your project standard drive the quotation: material, coating, tolerance and marking are written down before the price.
Checked at setting, checked before packing
Dimensional check when the tooling is set, coating and appearance check before the cartons close. If a measurement matters, name it on the drawing.
Paperwork travels with the goods
Packing list, invoice and certificate of origin with every shipment; mill certificates and inspection records where the order calls for them.
No certificates are displayed here
We do not put certification marks on this website. If your tender requires ISO, CRCC or EN approval, ask us — we will say what we hold and what we do not.
Send one drawing. See how we answer.
A photograph with a ruler in frame is usually enough to begin.