Built with Quality Aluminium
Manufactured using superior-quality aluminium for a lightweight, reliable rail system.
Modular Aluminium Rail Systems
What Does Your Shop Floor Need to Move?
Heavy components? Materials across workstations? Complex movement paths? Explore Finrae's modular aluminium rail systems, designed to make industrial material handling smoother, safer and easier.
8Rail layouts
4Crane profiles: S, M, L, XL
up to 1200 kgLoad trolley capacity
10Countries served
Every part of the rail, engineered to work together
Pick a component to see where it sits on a finrae system and what it does.
Because Every Movement Should Be Easier.
From moving heavy components to handling materials across workstations, every movement on the shop floor matters. Finrae's modular aluminium rail systems are designed to make these movements smoother, safer and easier for operators.
The rail carries the weight. Talk to an engineer
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Less Weight. Easier Handling.
Lightweight rail profiles help reduce the load on overhead supporting structures.
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Modular by Design
Compact, modular configurations offer flexibility for different shop-floor layouts and material-handling requirements.
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Smooth Movement, Less Noise
Specialised trolleys enable smooth, noiseless movement of materials along the rails.
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Designed Around the Operator
Ergonomic systems make everyday material handling easier and more comfortable.
Every Movement Needs the Right System.
From complete aluminium crane systems to individual components, explore Finrae's range of products designed for smooth, safe and flexible material handling.
Aluminium Crane Systems
Lightweight, modular aluminium rail systems available in multiple configurations and four standard crane profiles: S, M, L and XL.
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Tool Rails
Lightweight rail systems designed to support the movement of tools across workstations.
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Suspensions
Rigid and pendular suspension options for mounting rail systems to overhead supporting structures.
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Trolleys
Specialised load trolleys designed for smooth movement of materials, with load-carrying capacities of up to 1200 kg.
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Safety Systems
Safety components designed to support secure and reliable rail-system operation.
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Accessories
Essential components, including end caps, joining sets, cable trolleys and energy accessories, to complete your rail system.
Learn moreDifferent Workspaces. Different Ways to Move.
Every shop floor has its own layout, movement paths and material-handling requirements. Explore Finrae's eight rail configurations, from single rail systems to cross-rail arrangements, telescopic systems and curved rails.
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0. Single Rail System
A single rail arrangement for moving loads along a defined path.
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0. Double Rail System
A parallel rail arrangement designed to support material movement across a work area.
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0. Double Long Single Cross Rail
Two longitudinal rails supporting a single cross rail for movement across the work area.
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0. Double Long Double Cross Rail
Two longitudinal rails with two cross rails for material handling across multiple positions.
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0. Triple Long Single Cross System
Three longitudinal rails supporting a single cross-rail arrangement.
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0. Triple Long Double Cross System
Three longitudinal rails with two cross rails for material handling across a larger work area.
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0. Telescopic System
An extendable rail arrangement designed to provide additional reach where required.
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0. Curved Rails
Curved rail sections that allow materials to follow changes in direction along a defined path.
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Four Profiles. Multiple Possibilities.
Every material-handling requirement is different. Finrae offers four standard aluminium crane profiles (S, M, L and XL) designed for modular rail systems and ergonomic operation.
Key Features
- Quality Aluminium Construction: Manufactured using superior-quality aluminium.
- Precision Rail Joining: Unique pockets and an alignment pin enable precise joining of rails.
- Modular Design: Designed for flexible rail-system configurations.
Where Does Finrae Make a Difference?
From automotive assembly lines to complex material-handling operations, explore how Finrae's modular aluminium rail systems support smooth and efficient movement across industrial shop floors.
Spot Welding Gun Handling
Finrae rail systems support the handling and movement of spot welding guns used in automotive manufacturing.
Curved Rail Transfer
Curved rails connected to straight rail sections enable smooth material movement along different paths and directions.
Heavy Sheet-Metal Transfer
Finrae rail systems, integrated with specialised automation, facilitate the handling and transfer of heavy sheet-metal components.
Your Project. Our Expertise. Every Step of the Way.
From understanding your material-handling requirements to selecting, integrating and maintaining the right rail system, Finrae's engineering team supports you throughout the project lifecycle.
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Engineering Consultation
Understanding your application, workspace and material-handling requirements.
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Product Selection
Helping you identify suitable rail systems and components for your application.
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System Integration
Integrating the selected rail system into your material-handling operations.
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Installation & Commissioning
Supporting the installation and commissioning of your rail system.
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Training & Maintenance
Providing training and maintenance support for continued operation.
Across Industries. Across Borders.
From automotive manufacturing to engineering and machinery industries, Finrae's rail systems are used by established industrial brands.
With a presence across markets including India, the USA, UK, Japan, Italy, UAE and other countries. See where we work
What Our Customers Say
Hear from the teams that use Finrae rail systems on their shop floors every day.
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