GF-Steel Solo Track
Solid single rails for light and heavy payloads. Double secured connections, sleepers only where needed.
GF-Steel Solo Track takes a track we have built for years and puts it on single rails. Each rail is one solid piece, so it carries a light package and a loaded dolly the same way, and a run goes down in minutes: two rails, connections locked, dolly on.
GF-Steel Solo Track · Datasheet
| Rail weights | ||
|---|---|---|
| 50 cm | 3.5 kg | 8 lbs |
| 100 cm | 6.3 kg | 14 lbs |
| 200 cm | 13.5 kg | 30 lbs |
| System | ||
|---|---|---|
| Sold | Per rail — a running track needs two | |
| Sleeper | 5.0 kg, two knurled screws | 11 lbs |
| Compatibility | All GFM track systems | |
One rail at a time
Every rail is a single, solid piece: strong enough for a loaded dolly with operator, light enough that one person lays a run alone. Two rails make the run, the length mix is free — and the track goes exactly where the shot needs it.
Double secured connections
Every joint locks twice: the connector pins the rails into one line, and a second latch secures the lock while the dolly is moving. That is what keeps a long run quiet — and what makes the connection safe on ramps and uneven ground.
Sleepers only where you need them
The rails run on their own — sleepers are an option, not a requirement. When the ground asks for it, a sleeper attaches to the rails with two knurled screws and holds the gauge true; on a clean floor it simply stays in the case.
Compatible with every GFM track
GF-Steel Solo Track is fully compatible with all existing GFM track systems — a Solo run extends a GF-Track or GF-Steel Track setup instead of replacing it, and the same sleepers and bracing keep the combined run square.
