Initially used to power overhead cranes, insulated live/conductor rails with single- or double-arm pantographs found a new use in construction industries, particularly with the arrival of electrical monorail systems in the automotive industry in the 1980s.
These mobile power supply systems are widely used today, particularly in rapidly developing sectors such as powering stacker cranes, creating very wide rotary electrical connectors, or powering amusement parks.
In the 1980s, ROUGIER Electromécanique developed its own range of insulated live rails, including Multi 6, Multi 7 and Mono. We then rounded off this range with FABA live rails, which let us meet the wide range of requests we received in terms of both current and usage constraints.
We now have a permanent supply of FABA 100 and ROUGIER Multi 7 live rails as well as many replacement parts, including arms, pantographs, fishplates and clips.
These incorporated live rails have the special feature of being easy to install directly on site with only basic tools. This makes it easy to cut, bend and assemble them in situ.
Groups such as Renault, PSA, General Motors, Fiat, Ford, Nissan, and Volvo in the automobile industry, Durr, Eisenmann, FATA, Jervis Webb, and Actemium in logistics and a range of SMEs/SMBs, such as Serac, Leroy Somer, ABB, Saft, Suez Eau, SNEF, and Sidel, have trusted us for our expertise and quick response times.
We are a French family business specialised in designing, manufacturing and selling all systems to transfer power from a static to a moving component. We are experts in rotary electrical connectors, sliding electrical contacts and machining graphite components.
