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Grease for the Railway & Railway Construction Industry

Precision Meets Reliability

In the bustling world of railway construction, 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. Whether it's excavators breaking ground, cranes lifting heavy loads, or compactors shaping the terrain, our products ensure top-tier performance and extended lifespan for your machinery.

Explore our range of high-performance grease lubricants designed perfectly for the challenges of railway construction projects, and discover how they can optimise your operations from inception to completion.

KAJO RAILGREASE

Need a high impact grease for the maintenance of rail tracks and wheel flanges? KAJO has a range of grease specifically for rail road lubrication. Ask a team member for more information.

Why is lubrication important in the railway construction industry:

  1. Friction Reduction: Lubrication minimises friction between moving parts, ensuring smooth operation of railway construction machinery.
  2. Prevents wear: Grease forms a protective layer, reducing wear on critical components and extending the lifespan of machinery.
  3. Protects against corrosion: Grease shields metal surfaces from corrosion and rust, vital for equipment longevity in harsh railway construction environments.
  4. Better Performance: Proper greasing optimises machinery performance, maximising efficiency and productivity on the job site.
  5. Downtime Reduction: Regular greasing maintenance helps prevent breakdowns and reduces downtime for repairs, keeping rail construction projects on schedule.
  6. Safety Assurance: Well-lubricated machinery operates safely, lowering the risk of accidents and ensuring the well-being of workers and bystanders.