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RATP DEV News
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Stadler News
Stadler presents first doubledecker carriage produced in Hungary
As Stadler celebrates the fifteenth anniversary of its carbody plant in Szolnok, Hungary, the company unveiled the first aluminium doubledecker carbody ever made by the company in Hungary, and announced further development of the factory.
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MOLTEC News
Why Is Wire and Cable Protection So Important in the Transit Industry?
Moltec carry’s a line of specially formulated polyamide 6 and 12 corrugated flexible conduit and fittings to solve cable protection issues.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom signs contract to modernise signalling and deliver Madrid's first driverless metro line
The new Urbalis CBTC signalling system will enhance the reliability, frequency, safety, and efficiency of line 6, the busiest line in the Madrid Metro network.
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HITACHI RAIL News
Hitachi Rail to acquire Omnicom, further strengthening its digital asset management business
Hitachi Rail has agreed to acquire the cutting-edge digital rail monitoring business Omnicom from Balfour Beatty. The acquisition marks a key strategic pillar for Hitachi Rail’s new digital asset management business, known as HMAX.
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Salcef News
Salcef Group's FAST System revolutionizes the Rome metro system
The first installation of a ballastless system on a metro system was performed without affecting normal circulation.
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PETROSOFT News
RailSoft – Comprehensive Support for Passenger Railway Operator
RailSoft is an advanced IT platform designed specifically for railway companies, including passenger operators.
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Schaeffler News
Bearings with optimised coating for improved protection against current passage
Current passage can significantly damage lubricants, rolling elements and raceways, leading to premature bearing failure. Schaeffler has now introduced improved current-insulated bearings from the J20G series to mitigate this risk.
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ALSTOM News
Alstom launches logistics hall development in Mátranovák in Hungary
Thanks to the entire HUF six billion development program, Alstom's site in Mátranovák will be responsible for one third of the group's railway bogie frame production capacity.
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Icomera NEWS
