Primary Contact: Daniel Ahmady Industry Segment(s): New/Rebuilt Locomotive Manufacturer, Freight Car/Locomotive Repair, Locomotive Component Parts Product/Service Category(ies): Air Compressors, Air Conditioning, Air Dryers, Axels, Batteries / Battery Related, Bearings / Bearing Related, Brakes / Brake Related, Cable and Wire, Cases and Hoses, Coils, Consulting Services, Diesel Engines and Parts, Fabricators and Fabrication, Gears and Gear Cases, Generators, Hoses, Assemblies and Parts, Maintenance-of-Way Equipment, Oil Coolers, Oil Coolers, Repairs / Service - Rail Car and Locomotive, Slack Adjusters, Wheels, Axels and Wheel Sets, Other Other Product/Service Category: Traction Motors
Description: Upper Canada Railway Services (UCRS) is an Ontario based corporation and is a first class quality manufacturer and supplier of a wide array of assembly components and spare parts for locomotives, freight cars and passenger coaches.
Our services extend to: repairs and supply of equipment on UTEX and outright basis, technical support and training, and overhaul project management and consulting.
Our extensive technical knowledge, strong global ties to OEM manufacturers, combined with our field experience, allows UCRS to be a reliable source and a long term partner with first class railroads.
Our mission is to manufacture and supply assemblies and spare parts of the highest quality that meet or exceed the OEM designs and specifications. We also wish to do this at the most competitive price to help our customers maintain their rolling stock fleet at a fraction of the cost compared to OEM.
Our vision is to establish a long-term relationship with our customers through remarkable customer service and flawless after sales support. We strive to uphold an excellent reputation among our customers which will distinguish us from our competitors.
Our products are manufactured in compliance with (AAR-M1003) quality assurance program and supported by a comprehensive warranty policy that will bring a peace of mind to our valued customers.
