Molycop is a provider of quality heavy haul wheels that meet the exacting requirements of the Australian heavy haul rail industry. The company is at the forefront in developing products for higher axle load environments as demonstrated by the Comsteel Micro Alloy wheel.
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Molycop understands what is takes to meet the needs of demanding heavy haul applications.
We’ve been developing and innovating new products to satisfy the needs of the Australian rail and heavy haul industry since 1918. We’ve also been instrumental in the development of the world’s heaviest railways, including creating wheel solutions capable of achieving 40+ tonne axle loads. We continue to invest in research and development to meet the future demands of the sector.
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Sharon Champness replaces veteran Lindsay Reid as General Manager of Molycop’s Rail division.
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Molycop is well and truly an Australian institution, with the company’s origins harking back to 1917, when it began as the Commonwealth Steel Company (Comsteel).
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High hardness micro alloy wheels for railway rolling stock.
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Molycop produces anode pins for use by the aluminium smelting industry. Our anode pins are used as cathodes and in anode stub applications in several Australian and New Zealand smelters.
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Molycop manufactures the Comsteel range of forged and rolled railway wheels to International Standards for all classes of rolling stock. Our railway wheels have been precisely engineered to meet and exceed all performance expectations.
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Molycop is a trusted supplier of engineered products for the Australian rail and manufacturing industries.
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At Molycop, we see innovation as a way to find solutions to some of the mining industry’s greatest challenges. We aim to improve on today so we can deliver better for tomorrow.
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