Translation of "Railway sleepers" in German

Precast concrete is also used in infrastructure works including railway sleepers and structures for bridges and tunnels.

We supply the railway sleepers oak, not impregnated.

From the very beginning, railway sleepers have been the key to the success of our company.

Administration- scheduling Department Railway sleepers (f,d,e)

The wood is used for furniture, railway sleepers, canoes, handles and utensils.

The railway sleepers are not suitable because they are to irregular.

Oak railway sleepers - Demands and Offers for wood and wood products.

In the same year, however, a factory for railway sleepers was moved from Knysna to Mossel Bay.

Bar 98, is uniquely designed and constructed using recycled timber from old railway sleepers.

It is used to make furniture, windows, barrels, parquet flooring, organs and railway sleepers.

The “Vibrogir” test for railway sleepers in France has also been passed in the SNCF/RFF lab.

The steps are even made out of old railway sleepers, a powerful contrast with the modern design on display.

His preferred materials are raw eggs, stone, wax, feathers, steel and railway sleepers.

Partially there are cut park's trees or railway sleepers are stolen for having firewood.

The town of Coevorden near the German border has made the decision to incinerate virtually all the old railway sleepers in Europe, thus releasing the arsenic from them into the ambient air.

Sweden authorised the products for the treatment of poles for overhead electricity and telecommunication (‘transmission poles’) and railway sleepers by professional users.

Public procurement markets for concrete railway sleepers in Germany and sanitary ware in Italy have been opened up to suppliers from other Member States following the intervention of the Commission.

John Fowler & Co., based in Leeds, England, delivered a complete package of 4,248 railway sleepers, rails, bends and switches, hardware and other products, as well as several tons of coal, in addition to the Fowler narrow gauge steam locomotive with works No 4085.

L-shaped angles of non-alloy steel, hot-rolled, cut to a length of 150 to 200 cm, intended for the manufacture of concrete railway sleepers.

For centuries the Murg valley timber trade had been dependent on rafting until the middle of the 19th century, when the processing of timber increasingly shifted to higher value products, which could not be transported as a raft, including railway sleepers.

The railway from Melbourne arrived in 1916, allowing further agricultural settlement up the valley, and exploitation of native hardwood forests for timber and railway sleepers.