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Rosehill Rail have been designing and manufacturing rail crossing


systems in the UK since the 1990s. Approved by Network Rail


and many other international


rail authorities, Rosehill market these systems through a


network of global distributors, including Holdfast, in the UK.


Rosehill Rail manufacture two level crossing systems: the Rodded system is suitable for all road applications, especially long crossings and those at an acute angle to the road. The Baseplated system


is perfect for complex crossovers, turnouts and tight bends. We can offer a solution for any road, pedestrian or depot application.


Developed in-house, Rosehill utilises an advanced and unique polyurethane-rubber material system for the manufacture of its crossing panels. As part of the Rosehill Polymers Group, Rosehill Rail has unrivalled access to novel chemistry, engineering and material science within the group which sets it apart from its competitors.


In addition, we also manufacture the well-known rubber Anti-Trespass panel, designed to deter animals, trespassers, or metal thieves from accessing the track.


WORKING TOGETHER FOR THE FUTURE OF THE RAIL INDUSTRY


RUBBER LEVEL CROSSING SYSTEMS · ANTI-TRESPASS PANELS · LIFTING PINS


For more information about the Rosehill Level Crossing systems, phone +44 (0)1422 839 456, or contact us to be put in touch with your nearest distributor - www.rosehillrail.com


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