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Rail Grinding and Milling: How They Work, Where They Work

December 10, 2024 | Filed under: Milling, Rail Grinding

Rail grinding and milling are essential rail maintenance practices, with grinding being more established and milling gaining popularity, especially in Europe. While both processes can achieve similar rail profiles, they differ in technique, productivity, and byproducts. Grinding produces heat and sparks, while milling offers a cleaner operation. Understanding these differences is crucial for optimal rail maintenance strategies.

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