Puran Technology Shines at 2025 NT Expo Brazil, Unlocking New Solutions for Rail Transit Braking

At the 2025 South America Rail Transit Exhibition NT Expo in São Paulo, Brazil, Beijing Puran Rail Transit Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Puran Technology”) showcased its core products. With 17 years of technical accumulation and global layout strength, Puran Technology has become an outstanding representative of China’s rail transit braking industry, bringing customized solutions with both reliability and adaptability to the South American market.

As a high-tech enterprise focused on rail vehicle braking products, Puran Technology exhibited core consumables and operation & maintenance services for rail transit at this exhibition, forming a dual-driven display matrix of “Products + Services”. Among the core exhibits, EMU brake pads and passenger & freight train brake shoes became the focus of the exhibition with triple certifications: EU UIC certification, international IRIS quality system certification and domestic CRCC certification. This series of products not only covers all domestic high-speed train models, but also has been successfully sold to Germany, Japan, South Korea, India, Pakistan and other regions. Its powder metallurgy and synthetic material technologies are perfectly adapted to the complex application scenarios of heavy-haul freight and high-frequency passenger transport on South American railways. The vertical/lateral dampers and anti-yaw dampers displayed simultaneously have optimized impact resistance according to the topographic characteristics of South America, providing key guarantee for the smooth operation of rail vehicles.

This exhibition not only allowed Puran Technology to present mature products verified by the global market, but also conveyed its determination to further develop the South American market. As one of the first private braking product enterprises in China to obtain EU UIC certification, Puran Technology provides reliable technical options for the upgrading of rail transit infrastructure in Brazil and South America, as well as major projects such as the Transcontinental Railway, with its compliant qualifications and localized service capabilities.