Hydraulic Lifting And Alignment Machine

The Hydraulic Lifting And Alignment Machine is an all-in-one solution for railway track maintenance, designed to adjust track vertical height and horizontal position with precision. Composed of a sturdy frame/housing, high-efficiency power source, multi-functional working mechanism (including lifting devices, lifting cylinders, lining cylinders), and a flexible traveling mechanism, it directly addresses track deformation (e.g., subsidence, deviation) caused by train loads. With a weight of 750kg, dimensions of 1780×900×1500mm, and a 13HP motor, it balances portability and power—enabling easy movement across track sections while delivering strong thrust for adjustments. Its core advantage lies in reducing line blockade time: the hydraulic system’s instant power output boosts single-operation lifting height and shifting distance, making it ideal for both routine maintenance and large-scale overhauls.

• Rapid Adjustment: Hydraulic/mechanical systems cut line blockade time by increasing single-operation lifting height and shifting distance.

• Dual-Cylinder Synchronization: Prevents uneven track force and distortion, ensuring stable operation and uniform track alignment.

• Terrain Adaptability: Works on straight lines, curves, and turnouts, meeting diverse railway maintenance needs.

• Customizable Rail Gauge: Supports tailored adaptations for different track gauges, fitting global railway standards.

• New Railway Construction: Adjusts track height and position during laying, ensuring geometric parameters meet design standards before operation.

• Routine Line Maintenance: Performs periodic lifting and lining to correct minor subsidence and deviation, maintaining track smoothness for daily train operations.

• Large-Scale Overhauls: Restores track structure geometric parameters and ballast bed bearing capacity, addressing long-term deformation from heavy train loads.

• Special Track Sections: Adapts to curves and turnouts—areas prone to uneven wear—ensuring consistent track alignment across the entire line.

                

Specific usage scenarios:

Construction and laying of railway lines.

                 

Specific usage scenarios:

Routine maintenance and overhaul of existing lines