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Railways

As well as our extensive range of Civil Engineering products EH Smith has developed its service to the specialist contractorsworking in the Railway Construction and maintenance sector.

We have a number of products featured in the catalogue but ourteams are used to working closely with contractors to supply theirspecialist needs for this key industry sector, backed up with ourimpressive logistics and stockholding capability.

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PERMANENT-WAY CATCH-PITS

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Nouva Moulded Units

The 630mm dia Nuova Catchpit and extensions in H.D.P.E

SE50(Orpington) the SE60 and SE80tubular wall units are produced twometres deep c/w lid and tilted basewith entry holes and sockets on request.

The S80 sump unit is designed for deepapplications, for use with standard concretecatch-pit rings. The unit is supplied c/w fittedbase and stone guard.

SE Range of FabricatedDouble Skinned TubularSection Units

S80 Stafford High Performance Systems

Aqua Code Description BR Code

E52/100 metal lid 4/103022E52/050P plastic lid 4/103002E52/150 6”extension 4/103004E52/300 12”extension 4/103005E52/450 18”extension 4/103006E52/600 sump & pan 4/103007

Aqua Code Description BR Code

SE50(Orp) 500mm diaSE60 600mm dia 57/100754SE80 800mm dia 57/100748SE100 1000mm diaSE120 1200mm dia

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GRP CATCH-PIT UNITS‘Watford’ and ‘Stirling’ GRP Base Units areespecially useful for those engineers where timespent installing Permanent-Way drainage systems is critical. The bases negate the needfor time costly concrete bases to be installed,instead just drop the base in and build to yourdesired ground level.

Product BR Code

Solid anti-vandal catch-pit lid 57/100743for use with concrete frames.

Grated anti-vandal catch-pit lid 57/100742for use with concrete frames.

Standard concrete frame 4/13501

Stirling Unit 0 – 1.2 Metres 57/100740General purpose base unit to accept standard concrete rings.Size: 1290 x 760 x 540mm deep

Standard Concrete Rodding Ledge 4/13510

Watford Unit 1.2 – 1.74 Metres 57/100741Rodding ledges must be used in conjunction with the concrete rings with this product. Can be used in deeper applications subject to ground conditions. Size: 1320 x 760 x 640mm deep

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GEOCOMPOSITES

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Reforme® Geoblanket PAT NO 2243108Composite ReinforcedFormation Membrane for installationbetween ballast and formation.Puncture resistant impermeable membrane

GEOFLOE®Puncture Resistant permeable membrane

Description Size Code

Reforme 3000 3 x 25 057/100716Reforme 3000/15 3 x 15 057/100717Reforme 3000/12.5 3 x 12.5 057/100718Reforme 4000 4 x 25 057/100719Reforme 4000/15 4 x 15 057/100720Reforme 4000/12.5 4 x 12.5 057/100721Reforme 5000 5 x 25

Description Size

Geofloe 3000 3 x 25Geofloe 4000 4 x 25Geofloe 5000 5 x 25

TED 2Puncture Resistant permeable membrane

Description Cert. No.

A permeable geocomposite 057/100813incorporating a geogrid corewrapped in Terratexgeotextile. Available 4m wideby 25m (other lengths available).

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GEOCOMPOSITES, GEOTEXTILES AND GEOGRIDSTED 4

Reinforcement of ballast in thetrack structure through highstrength geogrid andfilter/seperation between subgradeand ballast via geotextile.

Description Size

TED 4 4m x 25m

TERRATEX®Sand Blanket geotextile foruse in the permanent way.

Description Roll Size BR Code

Terratex 4050 4m x 50m 57/100733Terratex 4550 4.5m x 50mTerratex 65 4m x 50m

TRENCH-LINER (GEOTEXTILE) TTL 250Trench-Liner 2m x 50m is manufacturedfrom Terratex® Network Rail approvedgeotextile

The items shown on pages 170 to 174 are manufactured by Aqua Geotextiles Limited, Aqua Fabrications Limited or Aqua Signal & Telegraphic Systems Limited.

The following are trade marks belonging to or used by the above companies:NOUVA, E52, SE, S80, STAFFORD, WATFORD, STIRLING, REFORME (UK Registration 2176739), GEOBLANKET (UK Registration 2176739, Community Registration 000292904), GEOFLOE (UK Registration 2217423), TED 2 (UK Registration 2395991), TERRATEX (UK Registration 2217425), TED 4 (UK Registration 2395992) and TTL 250.

The drawings and text on pages 170 to 174 include copyright works of one or other of the above companies and are not to be reproduced without permission.