For mobile applications


The systems installed directly on the rail vehicle or maintenance carriage are considered mobile applications of lubricants and friction modifiers. The advantage of a service lubricating vehicle is its flexible use - such a vehicle, equipped with a variable system of spraying, can help to solve an acute noise problem effectively and quickly.

Part of the solution lies in the use of the vehicle's GPS signals.

http://www.sklenar-tribotechnika.cz/en/m-123-vehicle-lubricating-system/

  • "Sklenář, s. r. o., was a good choice. Although our
    requirements were rather specific, we were always satisfied
    with the result."

    Ing. Dalibor Krejsa, JSP International, s.r.o.
  • "We have been co-operating with Sklenář s. r. o., for more than 10 years, appreciating prompt service, professional handling, high quality and performance.“

    Rainer Nothhelfer SGH Schüttguthandling, Germany
  • "Great job, as always.“

    Michael Smilansky FUJI ROBOTICS, USA
  • Looking back on a long and very appreciated partnership, we engaged Sklenář s.r.o. for an installation of a special lubrication system for the top of rails. The manufactured parts by Sklenář s.r.o. were made of high quality and the installation work was perfect. Another good cooperation with Sklenář s.r.o.

    Günter Herzig, Managing Director IGRALUB AUSTRIA GmbH
  • "The supply of the palletising robot satisfied our expectations. Sklenář, s. r. o., was evaluated as one of our best suppliers with an exemplary approach to solving
    our problems."

    František Peringer, Gypstrend, s.r.o.
  • In 2015, we started a trial operation of a system of the additional lubrication of tram wheel flanges and the rail heads, supplied by Sklenář s.r.o. The HeadLub 90 friction modifier used meets the required parameters, and its applications significantly eliminate undesirable sound pressure and reduce the wear.

    an Šurovský, Ph.D., Dopravní podnik hl. m. Prahy (04/2016)

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