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Spiked-Down Hinged Sign Holder. Quick View. Manufactured by Aldon ®. 4015-06. $ 133.38.
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- The History of Aldon Company, Inc
In 1955, Aldon introduced a cast steel chock with unique, replaceable spurs (or teeth). These spurs are the key to superior holding power. (what is a chock?) Under wheel pressure, the spur bites into the hard, smooth surface of the rail to keep the chock from sliding. Eventually, however, like the blade of a knife, the spur edge will become dull fr...
Aldon derailsare emergency stopping devices for railroad cars and locomotives. Derails help prevent: 1. 1.1. One car rolling into another 1.2. Unauthorized locomotive coupling to stationary cars 1.3. Loose cars rolling out onto the mainline OSHA, FRA, and DOT regulations require to derail protection for all active rail sidings. The derail lifts the...
Aldon offers an enormous selection of warning signs, including standard blue flags, crossing flags, clearance signs, enhanced blue flags, magnetic signs, and its oversized MoonSign, which features retro-reflective facing and oversized lettering on both sides, which allows it to be seen at a greater distance than the standard small blue derail sign....
The Aldon Company, Inc. was founded in 1904 by Emil W.K. Roe, a railroad supply salesman who decided to quit his job and start his own business in a one-man office in Chicago, the nation’s rail hub. The name “Aldon” was born when a friend of Roe’s asked him if a new product was ready for launch. “It’s all done,” Roe replied. The name stuck and is n...
Aldon Company, Inc. was founded in 1904 by Emil W.K. Roe, a railway supply salesman who decided to quit his job and start his own business. He started out in a small office in downtown Chicago, where a number of the big railroads were then headquartered. The name “Aldon” was created in order to be near the front of the telephone book.
With deep roots in the railroad industry dating back more than 100 years, Waukegan, IL-based Aldon Company has charted a steady course in the manufacturing and distribution of a wide variety of railroad safety and track repair tools. Ornig spoke recently with Grain Journal to tell more about the company’s rich history in the railroad industry ...
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