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July 2007: CAT

The International Railway Journal this month has two articles featuring the CAT in use:

bulletPage 23: "Developing grinding strategies for light rail"
bulletPage 31: "Roaring Rails - en enigma largely explained"

If you cannot view the online journal, or if you would like reprints of the articles, please contact us.

June 2007: New RailMeasurement RCA provides fast and accurate measurements - click here for the full story

July 2006 - New analysis software

RailMeasurement are pleased to announce the release of analysis software for processing transverse rail profile and wheel profile measurements. Designed to work with data captured by Greenwood Engineering's MiniProf instrument, this new software delivers unprecedented productivity in the analysis and comparison of profile data for wear analysis. For more information, visit the Analysis Software section of this website.

September 2005 - New pictures of CAT 2

The CAT Page now features new photographs of CAT 2 in action

November 2004 - CAT 2 Released

RailMeasurement are delighted to announce the arrival of CAT2. This new model features improved robustness, better usability and improved software whilst retaining the accuracy of measurement for which the CAT has become known. In particular:

bulletThe main CAT unit has improved mechanical sturdiness and includes a tray for carrying the associated notebook computer
bulletData acquisition is now via a robust USB connection between CAT and PC
bulletImproved mechanical design now enables measurement of tram tracks, street rail, and measurement in the presence of check and power rails
bulletThe CAT software has been enhanced to include improved usability and analysis capability. Note that the latest software works with all RailMeasurement CATs and all our customers can upgrade to the latest version free of charge.
bulletBattery life has been improved and charging time shortened
bulletStandard, readily available components have been used wherever possible to ease field maintenance.

More details will soon be available on this website, but meanwhile please contact us for more information.