Medium duty 9 MM Hole Mild Steel Coupling Bars
9 mm mild steel coupling bars suitable for miniature ride on railway. Hole size is cut at 9 mm diameter for use with a 8 mm pin. Length Options (mm): 60, 80, 100, 140, 180. Length refers to spacing of holes not total distance.
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9 mm mild steel coupling bars suitable for miniature ride on railway.
Hole size is cut at 9 mm diameter for use with a 8 mm pin.
Length Options (mm): 60, 80, 100, 140, 180.
Length refers to spacing of holes not total distance.
Weight (KG) : 0.06, 0.07, 0.09, 0.12, 0.15 (approx).
Material: 6mm Thick Mild Steel Laser cut.
This listing is for a single 6 mm Mild Steel Coupling Bar, select the type of bars you require from the drop down menu. If the item is out of stock or you wish to place a large order please contact us. Coupling bars come unpainted and may pick up some light surface rust in storage. You may wish to paint the bar, it is your choice.
We aim to dispatch these items next day. Please note if purchased with a long lead time item we will hold this item and dispatch your order as one consignment unless otherwise agreed.
Other thicknesses are available:
11 MM Coupling Bars For Miniature Trains
For other sizes please contact us.
Safe Use
Item can be used with 10 ¼ ,7 ¼ , 5, 3 ½ - Consideration should be given to the expected load on the coupling bar, thicker coupling bars are available for higher loads.
We do not provide information about the tensile strength of these coupling bars, they are cut from Mild Steel grade S275. It is your decision as the end user what is an appropriate load for the bar as many factors could come into play which may affect their strength. For heavy trains you may wish to use a thicker bar, we are looking to provide more coupling bars of various thickness and sizes please contact us for more information.
It is the operators responsibility to ensure the day-to-day safety of the railway. For more information about this please consult the HS2020 guidelines from the Passenger Carrying Miniature Railway Safety Group (PCMRSG), make sure you consult their website yourself, so for the latest version go to:- www.pcmrsg.org