Welding solutions for locomotives, wagons and the track
India’s rail network never stops, and neither does the wear on it — rails, wheels, journals and diesel engine parts take load every day of the year. Most of that damage is repairable in the shed rather than replaceable. Pick a part of the railway on the map to see which components fail, how, and the STANVAC range that returns them to service.
- 12
- Components mapped
- 4
- Railway areas
- 500+
- Authorised distributors
All railway areas
Every mapped component across the locomotive, the bogie, the track and the shed.
Cylinder Head
LocomotiveDiesel Valve
LocomotiveExhaust Mufflers & Manifolds
LocomotiveLoco Wheels
LocomotiveJournal Box
Bogie & UnderframeBearing Ends
Bogie & UnderframeRoof Truss/Under Frames
Bogie & UnderframeBrake Equipment/Lever/Rods
Bogie & UnderframeRail Ends & Crossings
TrackMachine Housings
WorkshopCrane Case
WorkshopNo match for that component. Tell us what you’re repairing and an application engineer will recommend a consumable.
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Rolling contact
Rail ends, crossings and wheel treads battered by wheel loads until the manganese work-hardens and spalls away.
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Friction
Journal boxes, bearing ends and bushes running out of size where metal turns against metal all day.
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Thermal fatigue
Exhaust mufflers, manifolds and diesel valves cycling hot to cold until they scale and craze.
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Cracking
Cast housings, crank cases and under frames split by vibration, shock loads and shunting damage.
What a railway workshop buys from us
Send us the component.
We’ll send the procedure.
Base metal, service condition and a photograph — an application engineer comes back with the consumable, the parameters and the expected life gain.