Rail

A&G Price Ltd boasts a long and distinguished history in the rail industry, dating back to the late 1870s. The company has consistently delivered locomotives, wagons, refurbishment services, and component manufacturing to both Australia and international clients. Key projects include supplying over 200 steam and diesel locomotives and numerous wagons to NZ Rail, producing narrow-gauge brake cars and ore wagons for the phosphate mines in Nauru, and manufacturing 6-tonne, one-piece cast steel six-wheel bogies and matching bolsters for Avteq & Southern Short Haul. Additionally, A&G Price has provided high-quality cast steel brake components for the Sydney PPP project in Australia (Downer EDI Rail), converted former NZ Rail ‘Silver Star’ railcars into luxury carriages for the Eastern & Oriental Express from Singapore to Bangkok, reconditioned driven and driving wheel sets and gearboxes for Auckland metro line (KiwiRail), and refurbished side frames and bolsters for United Rail (NZ). The company also continues to support local vintage rail societies with repair, refurbishment, and maintenance services.

A&G Price has been a trusted partner in the Australian rail industry for over a decade, delivering precision-engineered components that drive reliability and performance in train and tram systems nationwide.

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Key Projects:

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• Bombardier (LTOM): Supplying axle boxes, bearing coverings, and over 7,000 critical train components for velocity passenger trains in Melbourne since 2014.

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• Downer EDI: Providing safety-critical parts, including brakes, for New South Wales’ Waratah trains, addressing and resolving issues with imported components.

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• Voith Turbo Australia: Manufactured 1,000 certified couplers for wagons, meeting stringent German standards.

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Our Expertise Includes:

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• High-volume production for metro systems, trams, and passenger trains.

• Resolving supply chain issues for low-cost country imports with superior local manufacturing.

• Supporting large-scale rail projects like Gold Coast’s tram expansion.