Why composite
Replaces wood, creosote and concrete.
Wooden sleepers impregnated with creosote are being phased out across the EU — they leak toxins directly into the ground. Concrete sleepers are strong but impractical: if a single sleeper needs replacing, often the entire track section must be lifted and redone.
Our composite sleeper solves both problems. You can replace one sleeper at a time in existing tracks, without special machinery. And with a service life of over 50 years, it is the most cost-effective alternative on the market.
Adaptability
The right sleeper for the right track.
- Standard length 2 600 mm, fully customisable to requirements
- Manufactured for line track, switches and bridges
- Can be machined and drilled with standard woodworking tools directly in the field
- Compatible with existing rail fastening systems
- 30 % lower noise level compared to concrete
- Delivery throughout Europe
Technical specifications
Tested for >50 years, 22.5 t axle load and 3 million load cycles without failure.
| Standard | ISO 12856-2:2020, AREMA Chapter 30, DB/EBA Operational Suitability Testing Version 8, Trafikverket Technical Requirements Specification |
| Dimension | Line track / bridge sleepers up to 2 600 mm. Switch sleepers 2 000–8 100 mm (adjusted in 100 mm increments) |
| Material | 100 % recycled plastic (PP/HDPE) — free from toxins, creosote, concrete and reinforcement |
| Service life | Over 50 years, then 100 % recyclable |
| Testing | Technische Universität München. Field-tested in Swedish tracks since 2016 with Trafikverket, Jernhusen and Inlandsbanan |
| Climate | ~270 kg CO₂ bound per sleeper (IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute). Withstands Swedish conditions and salting |
| Installation | Can be placed individually in existing track sections without replacing the entire section |