The On-Sleeper Beam is mounted over the sleeper onto the existing rail fastening, eliminating the need to drill the sleeper.
The On-Sleeper Beam is simpler to install, reposition and remove than other products. Eliminating the need for drilling into concrete sleepers, digging ballast and tamping saves time and reduces labour costs.
Additional money is saved because the need for track possession during installation is eliminated or reduced.
When balises are installed using the On-Sleeper Beam, lifetime ownership costs incurred as a result of repositioning for verification trials and maintenance are significantly reduced.
The On-Sleeper Beam’s simple, non-intrusive installation can be done using commercially available hand tools.
Positioning the balise over the sleeper means that the product is compatible with automatic track tamping machinery.
With installation typically taking less than two minutes per balise, the length of time that a track worker is in a position of danger is reduced.
The On-Sleeper Beam is compatible with a range of track formations and with Siemens, Alstom, Bombardier and Hitachi balises. It can be installed on a wide range of sleeper types and is compatible with a range of track formations.
It is vibration resistant to EN50125-3. It also has high resistance to chemical and climactic changes.
The On-Sleeper Beam’s non-conductive design ensures that it does not interfere with existing signalling systems.
Its proven secure fastening method comprises a glass reinforced plastic (GRP) beam with stainless steel yokes that use the existing rail fastenings to hold the beam in track.
When installing the On-Sleeper Beam, there is no need to modify the track or drill into concrete sleepers. Installation, repositioning or removal typically takes less than two minutes per balise and there is no wait for resins to cure.
Balises are an integral part of the European Train Control System and Communications Based Train Control, providing critical safety data about the location of trains through communication with train-borne receivers.
The supports are available in 2 m and 1.2 m variants, as well as 1 m for use with third rail.
The magnets are available in standard strength (yellow) and extra strength (green) for third rail applications.
A second magnet tells it to switch back on again afterwards. It is mounted on the end of a sleeper to align with the trainborne sensor.
The frames can be configured for single, double or triple magnet installations and are easily installed on a wide range of rail fastening and sleeper designs.
All of the magnets can be fitted using the Pandrol Rapid Fit Frame System, with a typical installation time of 20 minutes for a double magnet assembly.
The Clamp Beam is mounted between sleepers on ballasted or slab tracks and is retained by clamping to the feet of the running rails.
The Adjustable CableGuard accommodates most rail types, with a unique locking system to allow easy yet secure fitment to the bottom of the rail.