Steel rails are secured to sleepers using a combination of various fastening systems, including rail spikes, bolts, or clips.
Steel rails are secured to the sleepers using various methods, including the use of rail spikes or screws, clips, or plate fastenings. The most common method involves driving rail spikes through holes in the base of the rail into the sleeper, ensuring a tight and secure connection.
Steel rails are typically secured to sleepers using a combination of fasteners, such as rail spikes or screws, and baseplates. The fasteners are driven through holes in the baseplate and into the sleeper, ensuring that the rail is firmly attached to the sleepers and providing stability and safety for the railway track.
