Legacy methodology
- Rail-mounted, with limited access
- Requires OLE isolation
- Cannot work alongside oncoming traffic
- Heavy transport burden
- High maintenance overhead
- Long re-certification cycles
A British Engineering Thesis
Built for the next 30 years.
Aqurate Rail engineers for the future of rail— modern access constraints, electrified environments, tighter possessions and metro development.
This is done with a combined goal of lowering CAPEX & maintenance costs to deliver more for those that work on-track.
The Thesis
The rail equipment market still runs on machine philosophies/platforms designed in the 1990s. Aqurate Rail builds new platforms designed for modern challenges.
Designed to excel in the most difficult environments
Operates from up to 300 m clear of the work zone. Single-person control. Operator safety as a design starting point, not a retrofit.
Built for tight possession windows in single-track infrastructure. No need for adjacent line closure where the method allows.
No isolation required for access, working or egress under energised overhead line equipment where specified.
Tunnels, stations, conductor-rail environments and light rail systems — the conditions legacy plant struggles with.
Equipment range
A focused range of rail plant for maintenance, renewal and future access requirements — available to buy, lease or rent.
In service
RTM in operation RTM · Maintenance
3,000 kg SWL · 216 m of rail installable in 6 min · Network Rail Full Acceptance
Lifts, carries and transposes rail in metros, tunnels and single-line environments. Works under live OLE with no isolations.
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In service
RPL — stackable panel lifter RPL · New rail installation
Over 36 t SWL per pair · Over 100 m removed & installed in 40 min · Adjustable width
Removes and installs panels, turnouts, switches and crossings. Stackable for projects up to 144 tonnes.
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Trusted on track
“The RTM is a refined improvement that will tangibly improve our output on track.”Alex Canizo · Works Delivery, Network Rail
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Commercial models
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