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Crosspiece Type R50 for Rail Switching - Model 2/9 (Project 2099.M5.000; -01; -02)
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MSZ OJSC
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Description
Crossbar is an element of a switch intended for crossing of two rail threads of different directions. The crossbar is blunt one-piece cast from high manganese steel.
Specifications
Type of product according to PP RF 616
Track equipment and devices and their parts
Type
?50
Cross type by angle
2/9
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