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Premium Power News
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HITACHI RAIL News
First battery train in Europe completes phase one roll out
Twenty Masaccio trains, built for Trenitalia as 'Blues', have left Hitachi's Pistoia factory and are operating on lines around Italy.
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ALSTOM News
First in the Americas: Alstom’s hydrogen train enters revenue service in Charlevoix in Quebec
This project will allow Alstom and its partners to better assess the subsequent steps for the development of an ecosystem for hydrogen propulsion technology and its penetration into the North American market.
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Geismar News
RAIL LIVE: GEISMAR UNVEILS MANTIS AND NAUTILUS
Geismar showcased Mantis, the most powerful railway battery-powered impact wrench on the market, and Nautilus, a brand new electro-hydraulic high-pressure unit to feed rail tensors and weld shearing machines.
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SKF News
Bearing life: More than mathematics
The reliable performance of railway equipment heavily relies on the durability of its components, particularly the bearings which are responsible for rotational motion, load carrying, shock absorption, etc.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom’s “lumière” tram is now in service on the Line T10 of the Île-de-France Mobilités network
13 latest-generation Citadis trams, environmentally-friendly and 100% accessible to people with reduced mobility, entered commercial service on Line T10.
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Rafi
RAFI expands MICON 5 micro-switch series
With the MICON 5 S, MICON 5 SL, and MICON 5 SAFETY series, RAFI has launched a new generation of robust, ultra-small tactile switches.
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Stadler News
Stadler FLIRT enters new market: First contract awarded in Lithuania
After more than 2,500 FLIRT trains have been sold worldwide, Stadler has now been awarded the first FLIRT contract in Lithuania.
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Stadler News
STADLER HAS BEEN AWARDED ATM'S NEW TRAM ORDER FOR MILAN
The new framework agreement includes up to 25 medium-capacity trams, up to 25 high-capacity trams, both of the TRAMLINK type, and the extended warranty of 5 years for each vehicle.
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Thales Info
