What Is A Rail Clamp
Sep 03, 2022| The rail clamp and the locomotive are connected through the hole at the rear end of the clamp shaft. When the locomotive is running, when the rail clamp is dragged (pushed) to move synchronously, the guide wheel can roll along the serpentine track under the weight pressure of the rail clamp, and passes through the serpentine track. The guide wheel bracket and the guide pincer shaft drive the rail clamp as a whole to float along the track surface on the fixed shaft.
The rail clamp and the locomotive are connected through the hole at the rear end of the clamp shaft. When the locomotive is running, when the rail clamp is dragged (pushed) to move synchronously, the guide wheel can roll along the serpentine track under the weight pressure of the rail clamp, and passes through the serpentine track. The guide wheel bracket and the guide pincer shaft drive the rail clamp as a whole to float along the track surface on the fixed shaft