FishPlates Overview
A fish plate, also known as a splice bar or rail joint, is a metal plate used to connect two sections of railway track. It plays a critical role in maintaining the continuity and stability of the rail line. Fish plates are typically made of steel and come in various shapes and sizes to accommodate different rail types and track conditions.
Fish Plate standard
GNEE RAILWAY RAILWAY manufacture Fish plates adhere to various standards depending on the rail system and region. Common standards include AREMA in North America, BS in the UK, UIC internationally, and DIN in Germany. These standards define specifications for dimensions, materials, and other requirements to ensure compatibility and safety within railway networks.
| Standard | Types of Fish Plates | Material | Holes |
|---|---|---|---|
| UIC 864 | UIC54 & UIC60 | 50# & 55# | 4 holes & 6 holes |
| AREMA | 115-119RE & 132-136RE | 50# & 55# | 4 holes & 6 holes |
| ASCE | 80lb & 85lb & 90lb &100lb | 50# & 55# | 4 holes & 6 holes |
| BS 47-1 | BS75A & BS80A&BS90A&BS100A | 50# & 55# | 4 holes |
| AS 1085.2-2002 | 31kg & 41kg & 47kg | 50# & 55# | 4 holes & 6 holes |
| DIN 5902:1995 | S49 | 50# & 55# | 4 holes & 6 holes |
| TB/T 2345-2008 | P43 & P50 & P60 & P75 | 50# & 55# | 4 holes & 6 holes |
