TMS covers springs, bushes, links, stops, mounts and custom bonded components, with in-house engineering and test capability around the part.
Conical, chevron and layer-spring families carry load while providing controlled resilient movement.
Silent blocks, bushes, spherical bearings and control links guide motion and isolate vibration at mechanical joints.
Bump stops, rubber blocks, motor/gearbox mounts and project-specific isolators protect or isolate vehicle systems.
Compound development, FEA, molds, prototypes, static/dynamic/fatigue testing and FAI support new or localized parts.
Resilient springs support vehicle or bogie mass.
Links and bushes allow controlled motion.
Elastomeric interfaces reduce transmitted vibration.
Stops protect the system at extreme movement.
Resilient mounts isolate motors and gearboxes.
Reverse engineering requires functional validation, not dimension copying.
The correct component is selected from function, load and movement.
Start with drawing, material/compound requirement, interfaces and acceptance evidence.
In-house engineering, compound development, bonding, molding and test capability make it possible to design the part around railway function rather than simply reproduce the external shape.
| Engineering layer | What changes vehicle behavior | Evidence needed |
|---|---|---|
| Geometry | Load path and available movement | Drawing / 3D / sample |
| Elastomer compound | Stiffness, damping, temperature and aging | Material definition / test |
| Bonding & metal inserts | Structural integrity of the assembly | Process control / QA |
| Durability | Fatigue, creep and lifecycle behavior | Static/dynamic/fatigue validation |
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