Our founder Nelson Moses came up with this concept in 1937. While the concept is the same, the material has evolved into a highly engineered ROF (randomly-oriented-fiber) rubber, also known as masticated rubber. Our pads are on every class one system in the United States and also in Chicago and New York City Transits.
High Shear Strength prevents pads from “wiggling” out
High Tensile Strength (1050 psi) provides toughness under speed
25% max compression set at 70 degrees C
Prevents the tie plate from cutting into the tie, creating longer tie life
Used on bridges and in-line rail
Fabric-Elastomer Bearing Material
Contains 62- 64 layers of Nylon per inch of thickness
Cold Temperature Applications
Orange or Black
Available in 1/8”, ¼”, ½”, ¾”, 1” or custom
Inventory Agreements available
High Compressive Strength of 10,000psi or higher
Great for extremely demanding applications
Meets MIL-C-882 military specifications
Meets ASTM D4976 HDPE Sheet Standards
Available in all thicknesses
Material in Stock
In-House CNC Routing/Fabricating for faster turn-around
Max 96” parts
Max 48” wide parts
Standard holes, Square holes or Slotted holes
Custom fabrication, made-to-order
HDPE Shims
Great for Abrasion Resistance on Concrete Ties
Our Canted Shims create a 1:40 or 1:30 slope, which allows for better wheel-rail interface on curves. Reduce wear on your rail with our durable Canted Shim
Our TPE Rail Boot system isolates electrical current and reduces vibration on light rail and streetcar systems.
Our rubber rail seal design has been in use for over 35 years in more than 150 crossings across the United States and Canada. The Quick-Cam clamp system is the fastest install system on the market.