Railway-related products: dog spikes

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last updated：Feb 05, 2019

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It is still used for rail fastening and is highly regarded both domestically and internationally.

At Teikoku Seibou, a leading company in rail fastening component manufacturing, we handle "dog spikes" used for fastening rails to wooden and synthetic sleepers. The commonly used standard dog spike "Dog Spike (Standard) JISE-1108" was established as a JIS in 1990 and is available for general use and N rails. In addition, we offer "Dog Spike (Round Head Spike)" for use with N rail switches (using wit screws), floor plates for expansion joints, and switch-type plates for fastening sleepers, as well as "Dog Spike (Square Head Spike)" for use with N rail switches (using metric screws) and floor plates for expansion joints and switch-type plates for fastening sleepers. 【Features】 <Dog Spike (Standard)> ■ The commonly used standard dog spike ■ Established as JIS in 1990 (JIS-E1108) ■ Available for general use and N rails *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Other Features】 <Dog Spike (Round Spike)> ■ Used for N rails (with Witt screws) for turnouts, expansion joints, and fastening sleeper plates for turnout types. ■ Used only for repairs of existing turnouts and expansion joints that utilize Witt screws. <Dog Spike (Square Spike)> ■ Used for N rails (with metric screws) for various turnouts and fastening sleeper plates for expansion joint turnout types. ■ Designed considering the shortcomings of the round spike listed below: - Sleepers are prone to cracking. - When driving the dog spike, it tends to rotate easily, and if the sleeper is corroded, it can easily come out due to the lack of corners. - When driven into floorboards, it is difficult for the crowbar's claw to grip, making it hard to remove. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.