Rail steel plate, commonly known as base plate or sole plate, is a metal plate placed between the rail and the sleeper during track laying. SINCHOLD sole plates are typically categorized into two types: discontinuous type and continuous type. The primary function of the steel plate is to provide a flat and smooth supporting surface for the rail, ensuring proper vertical alignment of the rail system.

Discontinuous Sole Plate

A discontinuous sole plate refers to a steel backing plate that is laid at specific intervals or in a particular layout, rather than continuously.
 This method is typically employed in situations requiring precise support points or clearance adjustments, such as:

 Bridges

 Specific sections of building structures

 Machinery components where exact clearance control is essential

Continuous Sole Plate

Continuous sole plate refers to steel plates that are laid continuously and without interruption, covering a large area or region.
This method is typically used in scenarios requiring extensive support or protection, such as:

 Ground surfaces

 Platforms

 Shelving systems

Main Features

 High Strength and Stability

 Excellent Cushioning and Shock Absorption

 Corrosion and Wear Resistance

 Easy Installation

For many years, SINCHOLD has been providing installation solutions for various crane rails and rail systems. We offer a wide range of customized solutions, and inquiries are welcome.