Urethane Railcar Chocks for sale from SafeRack LLC

Urethane Railcar Chocks

Supplier: SafeRack LLC

Urethane Railcar Chocks

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Urethane Railcar Chocks designed specifically for tank cars and other freight cars loading or unloading hazardous materials, and where a spark from a steel wheel chock could ignite dust or fumes. Our spark-proof Urethane Wheel Chocks are tough enough to block a tank car, but resilient enough that the car can be pulled over the chock by a locomotive without derailing. No more trying to yank free a steel chock that is stuck under a wheel. When it’s time to move, just pull the car over the chock and retrieve the chock later. Works on all train rails from 75lb/yd to 141lb/yd and wheel diameters 28″ – 44″.

Designed specifically for tank cars and other freight cars loading or unloading hazardous materials, and where a spark from a steel wheel chock could ignite dust or fumes. Urethane is truly the Miracle Material — combining great resistance to loads with the ability to compress to half of its thickness and then spring back to its original shape. Urethane will not degrade from corrosive materials and most chemicals.

Molded transverse ribbing squeegees out water and dirt from rail surface, to increase holding power.

SPARK-PROOF Urethane Wheel Chocks are tough enough to block a tank car, but resilient enough that the car can be pulled over the chock by a locomotive without derailing. No more trying to yank free a steel chock that is stuck under a wheel. When it’s time to move, just pull the car over the chock and retrieve the chock later.

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Molded transverse ribbing squeegees out water and dirt from rail surface, to increase holding power.

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Urethane Railcar Chocks are wheel chocks that hold rail wheels in place on tank cars and other freight cars. Their spark-proof urethane construction avoids the spark risk posed by steel chocks where dust or fumes could ignite. Tank cars and other freight cars carrying hazardous materials benefit from molded transverse ribs that push water and dirt off the rail, increasing holding power.