Blogs

From Dynamite disasters to modern hazardous materials management: A comprehensive exploration of the AAR's Bureau of Explosives and Its ongoing commitment to enhancing railroad safety.

Unveiling the fiery art of thermite welding: How 4,000°F heat forges unbreakable bonds, creating seamless connections in the rail industry.

The HM-251 FAST Act (Fixing America’s Surface Transportation Act) was enacted in 2015 to address a range of transportation-related issues, including rail safety.

In the freight rail industry, hopper cars are ubiquitous in the transport of a diverse array of dry bulk materials. These differ in both form and function, each designed to deal with various physical properties of the materials they will be carrying.

Railroads play a critical role in transporting hazardous materials (hazmat) that are essential to modern life, from chemicals used to treat drinking water to those used in fertilizers and other industrial processes.

In the landscape of industrial materials, Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene is a standout. This high-strength thermoplastic polymer is revolutionizing industries with its unique blend of strength, durability, and versatility.

Discover why Apollo® ball valves are the reliable workhorse in a variety of applications throughout the transportation industry. These valves are used in a variety of settings, including filling, emptying, and in-transit operations.

Understanding the causes of spillage and leakage is crucial for preventing environmental hazards and ensuring the integrity and efficiency of a railcar.

Efficient railcar unloading is vital for businesses in industries such as agriculture, chemicals, and energy.

Gasket materials play a vital role in creating effective seals that prevent leaks and ensure the integrity of fluid and gas containment.