The SSP 2000 ballast spreading and profiling machine forms the required standard ballast profile in tracks and points. The machine fills, profiles and sweeps the track. It has brush shafts for all track forms.
Functional Characteristics
Automatic traverse restrictors of the side ploughs prevent the standard track clearance envelope from being exceeded.
Quick brush shaft changing device
Two continuous axes as driving axes
Adequate absorption of vibrations and impacts is achieved through coil springs and shock absorbers and thus largely smooth running of the vehicle
Enclosed sound insulated spacious, driver and work cab at the rear of the machine
Two horizontally and vertically adjustable side ploughs in the front part of the machine
With grading-ploughing equipment for extremely heavy duty ballasting work – consisting of two plough halves travelling in the track direction that can be lowered independently of each other
Sweeping unit including a brush and a transverse conveyor belt for filling the intermediate spaces and diverting any surplus ballast onto the transverse conveyor belt.
The speed of the brush drive can be continuously adjusted up to max. 350 rpm
Ballast removal between the rail and rail fastenings by two rail fastening brushes behind the front axis
Equipped with automatic safety device and ATW/ATS
Technical specifications
Overall weight
38 t
Height above top of rail
4.630 mm
Length over buffers
17.000 mm
Number of axes
2
Engine output
400 kW
Maximum speed in train formation
100 km/h
Maximum self-propelled speed
100 km/h
5 adjustable middle plough settings, Traverse restrictor for plough on multiple-track lines
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