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K1067Mobile Rail Welding Machines

K1067 is a mobile flash-butt rail welding machine for continuous or pulsed flashing without rail-string tension. It is designed for 6,500–10,000 mm² rail cross-sections and is particularly suitable where available inter-rail clearance is limited, including railway and metro applications.

Applications

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Construction of continuous welded rail

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High-speed railway projects where the approved welding program is applicable

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Railway and metro work with limited inter-rail clearance

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Containerised and mobile-system integration

Key Advantages

    Compact welding-head architecture

    Operation on either the right-hand or left-hand rail

    Automatic rail positioning before welding

    Siemens PLC and KZESO WeldReg control architecture

    GSM/4G remote monitoring and diagnostics in supported configurations

Technology & System Architecture

K1067 performs continuous or pulsed flash-butt welding without rail-string tension. The automatic cycle controls rail positioning, flashing and hydraulic upsetting, followed by immediate flash removal.

Clamping & Alignment
The welding head automatically positions the rails to the required geometry before welding. Hydraulic clamping and upsetting maintain rail position through the welding cycle.

Flash Removal
Flash is removed immediately after welding by the machine’s integrated flash-removal system.

Control & Quality
Siemens PLC controls the automatic welding cycle. KZESO WeldReg records welding parameters and results, visualises the process in real time and can create a digital record for each welded joint. Supported configurations can use GSM/4G for remote monitoring and diagnostics.

Cooling & Hydraulics
Welding transformers and current-carrying electrodes operate with a closed cooling circuit and controlled coolant temperature. The hydraulic system provides up to 21 MPa operating pressure.

Technical Specifications

  • Rail cross-section

    6,500–10,000 mm²

  • Mains voltage

    400 V in current integrated configuration

  • Frequency

    50 Hz

  • Continuous secondary current

    24 kA in current integrated configuration

  • Rated upsetting force

    600 kN

  • Clamping force

    1,500 kN at 20 MPa

  • Hydraulic pressure

    21 MPa

  • Power at rated mode

    182 kVA

  • Welding head weight

    ~3,300 kg

  • Welding time for UIC60

    90–180 s

  • Welding head dimensions

    1,600 × 1,195 × 1,030 mm

Standards

The available technical documentation states that the welding process complies with EN 14587-2. Final conformity documentation and applicable directives are confirmed for the delivered configuration.

Available Configurations

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Welding Head

Welding head with integrated welding transformers/current-carrying assemblies, hydraulic clamping and upsetting mechanisms, flash-removal mechanism where applicable, and machine-side sensors, valves, actuators and connection points required for integration.

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Complete Welding Machine

Everything included in the Welding Head configuration, plus the matched hydraulic pumping station, control cabinet and welding-process control system, cooling equipment, interconnecting power/control cables, hydraulic and cooling hoses, and required auxiliary equipment.

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Containerised Solution

Complete Welding Machine integrated into a project-specific transportable system with hydraulics, cooling, control equipment, autonomous power generation where required, welding-head handling equipment, container infrastructure and project-specific safety systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The documented rail cross-section range is 6,500–10,000 mm².

  • Yes. The machine can work on the right-hand or left-hand rail.

  • Supported control configurations can use GSM/4G connectivity for remote monitoring and diagnostics.

How to Select Mobile Rail Welding Machines 

Rail Profile

Need for Long Rail-String Welding Under Tension

Required Supply Level

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