The gauge tie rods used in mines are installed in the same direction, offering ease of use and excellent stability.

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These "steel connectors" between the tracks come in various lengths—shorter ones guard the narrow tracks, while longer ones protect the steel rails, each segment fitting perfectly. Not too long, not too short, just right to firmly hold the two steel rails together, ensuring the train runs with confidence!

Gauge rods are essential components in railway engineering used to enhance the lateral stability of steel rails and maintain the track gauge.

They are primarily used to maintain the track gauge (e.g., the standard 1435mm) and ensure lateral stability. Their core functions include: connecting two steel rails with high-strength steel rods (e.g., rods with diameters of 18-36mm and lengths of 870-1850mm), applying tension to prevent lateral displacement, and resisting centrifugal forces, especially on curved sections (improving lateral stiffness by approximately 30%). Structurally, they consist of the rod body (tensile strength ≥500MPa) and corrosion-resistant connectors (bolted or welded), and are categorized into insulated types (for track circuits) and non-insulated types.

Gauge rods of different lengths correspond to different models, such as:

18*870 Gauge Rod

20*870 Gauge Rod

22*880 Gauge Rod

22*1050 Gauge Rod

24*1050 Gauge Rod

Each model is designed to meet specific usage requirements.

A track gauge rod is a bar that connects two steel rails at the rail base to enhance lateral stability and improve the track's ability to maintain the gauge. On some tracks with track circuits, insulated components are used to separate the gauge rod.

Adjusting Gauge Rods:

‌Check the Gauge‌: Regularly use measuring tools to inspect the track gauge, ensuring it remains within the specified range. If the gauge deviates from the standard, adjust the length or position of the gauge rod to correct it.

Look at those rows of gauge rods, as if waiting for an order to rush to the tracks and firmly hold the two steel rails together.Every part of the structure seems to say, "Stay steady, leave it to me.".