This video highlights typical examples of where Igus motion plastics can be found inside today’s modern trains. Recently, Igus introduced a new variant of its Iglidur tribopolymer material, RW370, which complies with EU fire protection standard EN 45545 for railway vehicles. Resistant to harsh media and extremely durable, the new material is well suited to a wide range of bearing applications for train interiors, including door guides and hinges, as well as in rotating joints and adjusting mechanisms for seats and tables.
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