Types of Rail Clamps

A rail clamp, also known as a rail clip or fixing clip, is a device used to maintain the lateral position of the rail, especially in crane rail applications, while allowing longitudinal movement. It secures the rail through a mechanical lock and accommodates movement with a synthetic elastomeric nose.

Rail clamps, available as boltable or weldable types, are attached to rail ties using anchor bolts. Our high-quality rail clamps are resistant to environmental factors, undergoing a 120-hour sulfur dioxide test before shipment. GNEE rail provides a diverse range of durable rail clamps manufactured with high-grade steel to meet industry standards and market demands.

Boltable Rail Clamps

- Boltable rail clamps are designed to be fastened onto the rail ties using bolts. They provide a secure grip on the rail and are often used in applications where easy installation and maintenance are essential.

Weldable Rail Clamps

- Weldable rail clamps are designed to be welded directly onto the rail. They offer a strong and permanent connection and are commonly used in applications where a more robust and durable attachment is required.

Crane Rail Clamps

- Specifically designed for crane rails, GNEE crane rail clamps provide lateral stability while allowing for necessary longitudinal movement. They are essential for ensuring the proper functioning of rail systems in crane applications.