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Sheet metal is an indispensable material in the railway industry, providing the backbone for everything from high-speed train exteriors to intricate cabin interiors. Its ability to be precisely cut, formed, and welded makes it ideal for components that require durability, safety, and relatively light weight. A core application is in the passenger cabin interiors, where sheet metal is used to construct robust and aesthetically pleasing elements like seat frames, luggage racks, internal wall panels, and ceiling structures. Furthermore, specialized metal finished brackets and supports are essential for mounting lighting, wiring harnesses, and sensitive electronic equipment securely within the train structure, ensuring both safety and functional longevity under constant vibration.
Manufacturing robust, relatively lightweight components for both interior and exterior of rolling stock.
Cabin wall panels, ceiling structures, seat frames, luggage racks, and internal trim.
Roof panels requiring weather resistance and aerodynamic stability.
Metal finished brackets and supports for mounting systems (lighting, electronics).
Utilizes CNC machining for critical components like those in door mechanisms.
Ensures high durability, safety, precise fit, and reduced maintenance costs.
The application extends significantly beyond the interior into the structural and functional parts of the rolling stock. Sheet metal is crucial for producing roof panels, which must be highly resistant to weather and aerodynamic stresses. For more complex, high-tolerance parts, such as those in the automatic door systems, CNC machining is used in conjunction with sheet metal fabrication to create precise, durable door components that ensure reliable operation and tight sealing. This combination of robust sheet metal construction for large surfaces and high-precision CNC machining for critical functional fittings ensures that railway vehicles meet the stringent safety, reliability, and service life standards required for public transportation.
