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Grease for the Railway Industry

Precision Meets Reliability

In the bustling world of railway construction and maintenance, heavy machinery serves as the backbone for building reliable rail networks. KAJO grease lubricants are carefully crafted to meet the demanding needs of railway construction equipment, offering unparalleled protection against friction, wear, and corrosion.

For more high impact, rail specific lubrication of switch systems, bogies and wheel flanges, KAJOs specialised rail grease range is what you need.

Explore our range of high-performance lubricants designed perfectly for the challenges of the railway, and discover how they can optimise your operations.

Why is lubrication important in the railway industry:

  1. Friction & Wear Reduction: Proper lubrication minimises wear and tear of wheels, axles, and tracks, extending the lifespan of critical parts.
  2. Prevents Rail and Wheel Damage: Lubricants help reduce metal-on-metal contact, preventing costly damage.
  3. Enhances Energy Efficiency: Lower friction means less resistance, reducing the energy needed for locomotion. This leads to fuel savings and improved efficiency.
  4. Reduces Noise and Vibration: Lubrication dampens the effects of rail squeal and excessive vibration, improving passenger comfort and reducing noise pollution.
  5. Downtime and Failures Reduction: Regular lubrication helps prevent component failures that could lead to costly downtime or even derailments. This ensures reliable operations and enhances safety.
  6. Protects Against Corrosion: Railways operate in extreme weather conditions. Lubricants provide a protective barrier against moisture, dirt, and contaminants, preventing rust and degradation.
  7. Supports Environmental and Sustainability Goals: Using high-performance biodegradable lubricants like KAJO reduces environmental impact by minimising pollution and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.