Download Our Whitepaper: Stainless Steel in the Rail Industry
Discover the rich historical involvement of stainless steel in the rail industry, from trains to architectural designs of stations.
Learn about Edward Budd's visit to Europe and his pioneering work with stainless steel, leading to the creation of the first stainless steel passenger train, 'The Burlington Zephyr.'
Explore the shift in railcar manufacture in the United States, resulting in the production of thousands of stainless steel trains.
Historical
Significance
Significance
The whitepaper highlights the impressive historical record of stainless steel's involvement in the rail industry since its discovery. It explores how stainless steel has been used in both trains and architectural designs of stations, tracing back to the pioneering work of Edward Budd in the 1930s.
Applications in the Rail Industry
The whitepaper discusses the diverse range of applications of stainless steel in the rail industry. It emphasizes its benefits in terms of architectural features, construction integrity, fire resistance, corrosion resistance, structural integrity, ease of fabrication, and ease of cleaning and maintenance.
Choosing the
Right Finish
Right Finish
The whitepaper provides guidance on selecting the appropriate polish for stainless steel in rail projects. It advises consulting with a polishing company early in the design process and considering factors such as the location (inside or outside), the environment, passenger interaction, and cleaning regime to choose a finish that looks great and suits the specific environment.