Rail Live 2026

steven night before rail live editThis year Staytite exhibited at Stand C10 at Rail Live 2026, alongside fellow members of the S&C Alliance, showcasing our latest fastening solutions and engineering expertise.

Find out more here: https://raillive.org.uk/

Rail Live is one of the UK rail industry’s key events, bringing together engineers, contractors, infrastructure specialists, and decision-makers from across the sector. It is a valuable opportunity to connect with industry professionals, discuss current rail challenges, and explore the innovations helping to improve reliability, safety, and performance across the network.

Our Business Development Manager, Steven Kendell and Sales Manager, Nathan Porter were at stand C10. Throughout the event, our team had the opportunity to meet with customers, partners, and industry colleagues to discuss the latest developments in rail engineering and the role that high-quality fastening systems play in creating a safer, more efficient, and more resilient network.

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We would like to say a massive thank you to everyone who visited Stand C10 to learn more about Staytite’s specialist fastening systems, engineering support, and the collaborative approach we bring through our involvement in the S&C Alliance.

We were showcasing the anti-vibration software Hardlock Nuts and the Staytite Intelligent Bolts, which are supporting industries in improving safety, efficiency, and sustainability through real-time condition monitoring. By enabling predictive maintenance and reducing downtime across critical infrastructure, Intelligent Bolts are helping organisations make smarter, more sustainable decisions every day.

They can be found on our products page here.

It was a fantastic opportunity to exchange ideas, build new relationships, share knowledge, and talk all things rail, infrastructure, and innovation. We thoroughly enjoyed being part of such an important event and look forward to continuing to deliver solutions that support the evolving needs of the rail sector.