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ALSTOM News
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Hummel News
VariaPro is extremely tough
Hard impacts, sudden shocks and permanent vibrations - nowhere else are components exposed to harsher conditions than in rail transport. That is why the approvals for parts and components for railway vehicles are among the toughest of all.
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Transfesa News
CoolRail reaches Denmark travelling all the way by rail
CoolRail has sent its first container full of fresh fruit and vegetables to Denmark, travelling all the way there by train from Almussafes (Valencia).
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Rail Cargo Group News
NEW TRANSFER SERVICE BETWEEN VERONA AND HANNOVER
We’re launching our new TransFER Verona–Hannover on 29th March. This new connection is extending our range of intermodal services between Italy and Germany and making an important contribution to relieving the Brenner Axis of traffic congestion.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom’s forward-looking technology making Germany’s railways fit for the future
Alstom to install digital interlocking in Coburg for Deutsche Bahn
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Siemens News
New innovative Brake Monitoring System for freight trains
Siemens Mobility GmbH and VTG Rail Europe GmbH signed a contract to test the innovative Brake Monitoring System (BMS) for automated brake testing of freight trains to prove the system’s operational capability. The BMS ensures an automatic brake test on each wagon of a train. The expected efficiencies generated for freight operators will result in a great market potential across Europe.
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ALSTOM News
Turning raw data into actionable intelligence
Digital services for the future of rail
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CUI INC. News
High-Density, Quarter Brick Dc-Dc Converters for Railway Applications
CUI Inc, a Bel group company, announced the addition of two 75 and 100 watt high-density, quarter brick dc-dc series to its isolated dc-dc converter line.
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Wabtec News
Wabtec Wins a Significant Order for London Underground
Wabtec Corporation (NYSE: WAB) secured an order to supply Siemens Mobility with several products for the London Underground’s Piccadilly Upgrade Program. The deal, valued at more than $70 million, is for brakes, air conditioning and ventilation (HVAC), passenger information systems, and third-rail current collectors.
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