Railway Anti-Climbing Device for Enhanced Train Safety and Security

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: One Year
• Warranty: One Year
• Model NO.: P50
• Customized: Railway Tools
• Certification: ISO9001
• Type: Railway Tools
• Transport Package: Export Wooden Box
• Origin: Handan, Hebei Province, China
• Production Capacity: 10000

Product Description

Main uses
Prevent illegal intrusion
Prevent pedestrians, scavengers or vagrants from crossing the railway tracks to avoid personal injury accidents.
Prevent animals from entering the tracks and reduce the risk of train collisions.
2. Ensure driving safety
Reduce the risk of emergency braking or derailment of trains caused by foreign object intrusion.
Reduce train delays caused by human or animal interference.
3. Cooperate with the closed management of railways
When used in conjunction with fences, walls, etc., it strengthens the fully enclosed management of railways, especially on high-speed railways and busy trunk lines.
4. Legal compliance
Meet the mandatory requirements for railway line protection stipulated in regulations such as the "Regulations on Railway Safety Management".

 

Typical usage scenarios
Cities and densely populated areas
When railways pass through residential areas, schools, markets and other regions, anti-climbing devices can prevent pedestrians from taking shortcuts to cross the tracks.
2. Along high-speed railways (high-speed railways)
High-speed rail trains operate at high speeds. Anti-climbing devices are combined with closed fences to ensure no one can enter.
3. Railway level crossing
Install them on both sides of the interchanges that are not fully interchanged to prevent pedestrians from bypassing the railings and forcing their way through.
4. Entrances to Bridges and tunnels
Prevent personnel from climbing into railway Bridges or tunnels.
5. Freight stations or marshalling yards
Prevent irrelevant personnel from entering the shunting operation area to avoid safety accidents.
6. Areas with frequent activities of wild animals
Prevent large animals (such as cattle and deer) from entering the track in grassland and forest areas.

 

Common types and characteristics
1. Barbed wire roller cage
Barbed wire is wound into a roller shape and installed on the top of the fence, which is commonly seen in ordinary railways.
2. Anti-climbing net/fence
The metal mesh is raised and inclined outward, and is mostly used in the closed lines of high-speed railways.
3. Electronic monitoring linkage system
Combining infrared detection, cameras, etc., it intelligently warns of intrusion behaviors (such as in some intelligent railway pilot projects).

 

By rationally installing anti-climbing devices, the operational safety of railways can be significantly enhanced, especially for lines with high speed, dense passenger flow or complex environments.