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DFZ series hydraulic rerailer product details
DFZ series hydraulic rerailer is to use the principle of lifting force, lifting force will process improvement for the single hydraulic cylinder when lifting axle by ground by wheel (gravel or pillow) and rail resistance generated by the force to complete the lifting and transferring. DFZ type rerailer in hydraulic rescue rerailer complex is the most secure. The wheel off the road, in the complex rescue process, without suspension process, the rim is along the ground, guide block and side rail mobile until rerailing, even if the pipeline rupture does not occur when the two accidents, so it is the most safe for off road vehicles and staff. No need to lock DFZ type rerailer, complete the installation site within 3 minutes, the wheel off the road at about 300mm, the manual pump is only 3 - 5 minutes rerailing, pump motor can be done in 1 minutes; when it is far off the road, because the design principle of hydraulic cylinder double acting, operators do not need to re enter the car can be made from a continuous work. For the entire bogie off the road can also take two equipment simultaneously rescue work.
DFZ-6 hydraulic rerailer by manual pump, base, auxiliary base, anti slide, push rod etc.. Small volume, light weight, fast starting speed, simple operation, high safety.
DFZ-6 hydraulic rerailer lifting point axle, single cylinder three stage hydraulic cylinder, the maximum lateral displacement of up to 380mm, the lowest working point of 280mm, the highest lift 370mm, lifting axle for passenger car and truck weight less than 90 tons from the complex rescue operations.
Suitable for locomotive system vans, vehicle system vans, large maintenance machinery, special vehicles electric subway system off the rescue and recovery operation.
The product has been exported to the United States, France, Canada, Indonesia, Russia, Vietnam, Australia, South Korea, Iran and other countries, access to customer acclaim.
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