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A device (1) for positioning rails on a bedplate (10) comprises a body (9), to which the following are applied: abutment means, adapted to enable the bedplate (10) to support the body (9), first supporting means (2p), adapted to enable the body (9) to support a first rail (100p), and second supporting means (2s), adapted to enable the body (9) to support a second rail (100s), wherein the device (1) further comprises adjusting means adapted to adjust the position and/or tilt of the first rail (100p) with respect to the second rail (100s) and/or of the first rail (100p) with respect to the body (9) and/or of the second rail (100s) with respect to the body (9) and/or of the first rail (100p) with respect to the bedplate (10) and/or of the second rail (100s) with respect to the bedplate (10).
A device (1) for positioning rails on a bedplate (10) comprises a body (9), to which the following are applied: abutment means, adapted to enable the bedplate (10) to support the body (9), first supporting means (2p), adapted to enable the body (9) to support a first rail (100p), and second supporting means (2s), adapted to enable the body (9) to support a second rail (100s), wherein the device (1) further comprises adjusting means adapted to adjust the position and/or tilt of the first rail (100p) with respect to the second rail (100s) and/or of the first rail (100p) with respect to the body (9) and/or of the second rail (100s) with respect to the body (9) and/or of the first rail (100p) with respect to the bedplate (10) and/or of the second rail (100s) with respect to the bedplate (10).
DEVICE FOR POSITIONING RAILS
VORRICHTUNG ZUR POSITIONIERUNG VON SCHIENEN
DISPOSITIF POUR POSITIONNER DES RAILS
SALCICCIA GILBERTO (author)
2019-07-03
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
IPC:
E01B
PERMANENT WAY
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Gleisoberbau
Automatic clamping and positioning device for transporting steel rails
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