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About CAD Railway Industries

Cad Railway Industries has been servicing the rail, marine, mining, and power generation industries since 1968. Over the years, we have developed and trained a very specialized workforce consisting of professionals and trades people required to perform structural, mechanical, and electrical repairs. Our team also has the expertise en re-design when it comes to remanufacturing all types of rolling stock. Consisting of engineers, technicians, mechanics, electricians, and certified welders, we are equipped to successfully deliver and provide an uncompromised quality product to our customers. The company initially specialized in the supply of fuel injection parts. It then evolved into repairing medium-speed diesel engines and related components. In 1993 we began servicing & remanufacturing freight cars and tank cars as well as passenger and freight locomotives. In 1995 we set-up a testing facility to conduct break-in tests, performance tests, and emission tests. Our facility, located in Lachine on the periphery of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, is serviced by both the CN (Canadian National) and CP (Canadian Pacific) Railroads. GE, EMD engines, engine parts. Locomotive parts and components. Air compressor parts (WABCO). Air brake valves for locomotives. ........................................................ Rail Action which is an important division of CADRI has been operating in the railway industry since 1996. We are the sole authorized distributor of General Motors Electro-Motive Division (GM EMD) original parts throughout Canada, supplying the full range of GM EMD products. In addition, Rail Action is fully committed to providing its customers with the locomotive parts, related services, workforce and technical support as well as maintenance, modifications and manufacturing programs necessary for the optimization of their rolling stock. By offering high quality products and services, Rail Action allows regional, short line, industrial and passenger railroads in Canada to focus on their core business, without having to worry about replacement of their locomotive parts.