LRGM 1-2
- Grinding modules: 2
- Grinding speed: 1.0 – 3.0 km/h
- Minimum curve radius: 20 metres
- Lifting and road-travel function on the steering drawbar
LRGM Series
LRGM Series: Compact Power for Optimum Track Quality
The abbreviation LRGM stands for “Light Rail Grinding Machine” and denotes the series of lightweight, derailable units of Category 6 in accordance with EN 15955. The range of machines in this series is very broad, allowing highly specialised solutions to be offered.
Contact our experts2–12Grinding modules depending on configuration
EN 15955Lightweight units, Category 6
20 mMinimum curve radius
Models
The LRGM Series at a Glance
LRGM 1-3
- Grinding modules: 3
- Grinding speed: 0.5 – 3.0 km/h
- Minimum curve radius: 20 metres
- Lifting and road-travel function on the steering drawbar
LRGM 1-4
- Grinding modules: 4
- Grinding speed: 0.5 – 3.0 km/h
- Minimum curve radius: 20 metres
- Integrated laser measuring system with data storage and real-time analysis
LRGM 1-6
- Grinding modules: 6
- Grinding speed: 1.0 – 3.0 km/h
- Minimum curve radius: 20 metres
- Integrated laser measuring system with data storage and real-time analysis
LRGM 2-12
- Grinding modules: 12
- Grinding speed: 1.0 – 3.0 km/h
- Minimum curve radius: 20 metres
- Integrated laser measuring system with data storage and real-time analysis
Application & Performance
Application & Performance
Application
- Automatic turnout machining
- Maintenance of short track sections
- Reprofiling of rails in tight curves
- Machining of level crossings
- Also suitable for metro and tram systems
- Machining of grooved and Vignole rails
Performance
- Maximum flexibility for various deployment scenarios
- Maximum precision through state-of-the-art technology
- Environmentally friendly and safe operation
- Reduced downtime thanks to fast on-tracking and off-tracking
- Proven quality and reliability from L&S
The number of grinding modules varies from 2 to 12, according to customer requirements. All modules can be adjusted independently of one another via a computer-controlled grinding process. All actuators and drives operate pneumatically or electrically, which minimises the fire risk and makes a significant contribution to environmental protection. The machines operate self-sufficiently via an attached generator wagon. Optionally, the machines can be equipped with a laser measuring system for rail transverse-profile measurement, a fire-water system and the capability for automatic turnout grinding. Handling, e.g. on-tracking/off-tracking of the machines, can be carried out as required, for example with a built-in lift truck, loading ramp or loading arm.
LRGM Series
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