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servicing of rail lifting and maintenance equipment. The firm has bolstered not just its rail contractor portfolio, but also specialist rail equipment hire companies.


New business opportunity As part of the celebrations to mark its milestone 50th year, Arbil is set to hold several events to thank its customers, suppliers and staff.


Arbil’s head of marketing Stephanie Bergin commented: ‘We wanted to celebrate Arbil’s achievements with everyone involved in its successes and show our customers and suppliers our thanks for their commitment over the last 50 years.


‘In today’s economic climate, people sometimes forget that there are success stories out there. Arbil is a firm that is passionate about its sector and the people it employs. I’m proud to be part of Arbil Rail and I’m already looking forward to our 60th anniversary.’


Arbil Rail


A division of Arbil, Arbil Rail produces and sources a vast range of specialist rail products that are, according to Bergin, ‘designed and manufactured to be the toughest and most durable available today’.


The company has branches in the West Midlands, Coventry and Bristol to support the


nationwide sales, service and hire of a vast rail product portfolio which includes stock holding. Arbil Rail remains one of the leading suppliers of rail maintenance equipment within the UK.


Solutions for the rail industry Arbil Rail has built up a wealth of experience in the manufacture of complete product lines such as the Zwicky™ range of hydraulic track jacks and a full offering of sleeper handling beams. It also designs and manufactures large-scale, one-off bespoke fabrications. Bergin continued: ‘Whatever the


requirement, Arbil’s customers can be secure in the knowledge any amount of stress and strain that comes with a project can be carried by Arbil’s strong and


experienced shoulders. We get on with


the job in hand and leave our


customers to focus on what they do best.’ A recent


Arbil Rail product development has been carried out in response to a


safety critical request from a leading rail contractor. The


request was met with


the production of the Pandrol Safety Hook.


Pandrol Safety Hooks The Pandrol Safety Hook features a self locating latch mechanism to enable safe and secure sleeper lifting and handling. Based around a modified version of the standard Pandrol hook, this updated version completely eliminates the possibility of incorrect use, and any potential for the hooks to disengage during


lifting, lowering and moving operations. • Tel: 0845 600 4332 www.arbil.co.uk


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