NEW DELHI: Stainless steel, which is sometimes confused with steel and is a common home metal used in kitchens and on gates, is being utilised more frequently nationwide for sustainable infrastructure. Stainless steel, which is made from scrap all over the world, is rust-free and strong. One reason why stainless steel has been a popular material for many projects in the rail infrastructure, and is utilised for things other than trains like footbridges and cable trays.
For a long time, Jindal Stainless has provided stainless steel for the Indian Railways’ coach market. and is currently working with others to construct rail bridges and foot over bridges (FOB). In an interview with Business Today, Abhyuday Jindal, MD of Jindal Stainless, stated, “We are dedicated to supporting the renovation of India’s coastal railway infrastructure. Stainless steel is the ideal metal for creating railway infrastructure that is ready for the future while also having low lifespan costs and minimal maintenance requirements for India’s sustainable tomorrow. We have been devoted partners to the Indian Railways for the past few years in segments like railway waggons and coaches, and we’re keen to expand our offerings with tailored solutions to address the pressing issues in the country’s growth story.