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Railcare Showcases Railway Solutions at InnoTrans 2026
The company highlights its expertise in sustainable maintenance, machine modernization, and ETCS installations in Berlin.
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In September 2026, Railcare will participate in the international InnoTrans railway trade fair in Berlin. With over 30 years of industry experience, the company will demonstrate how its combined expertise in machine development, contracting, and transport contributes to a more efficient and sustainable railway. The trade fair serves as an important strategic platform for Railcare to meet both existing and potential customers to discuss the infrastructure challenges of the future.
Comprehensive Portfolio and Advanced Installations
Railcare's service portfolio encompasses a broad spectrum of solutions, from efficient track maintenance and special machine development to the life extension of existing vehicles. The company focuses particularly on modernization and advanced technical installations, such as radio control and upgrades to the European Train Control System (ETCS). Visitors can meet the Railcare team at outdoor stand O/328 to explore practical and long-term value-creating solutions.
Additional Context: Technological Background and Market Dynamics
This section provides technological and market background not explicitly detailed in the original release.
The transition to sustainable railway maintenance is largely driven by stricter environmental requirements in sensitive urban environments and long tunnels, where diesel emissions and high noise levels pose serious working environment problems. Railcare has established itself as a pioneer in zero-emission technology through the development of its battery-powered Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV)—the world's largest fully electric maintenance machine equipped with vacuum pumps for track cleaning. At the same time, the rollout of ETCS (European Train Control System) is one of the most resource-intensive digital transformations for European railways, requiring extensive retrofits of existing vehicles. By integrating expertise in both zero-emission machinery and ETCS installations, Railcare addresses two of the industry's most critical and capital-intensive transition needs.
Edited by Lekshman Ramdas, Induportals editor – adapted by AI.
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