Exhibition preview
The outside track area will include three exhibits from Skoda (Hall 1.2, stand 206). Its four-section ForCity LRV for Riga (Track FA/3) (pictured left) will be on display along with the 160km/h emu RegioPanther (G5/20) and its series 381 locomotive (G4/6) for Slovakian Republic Railways (ZSR).
or densely-populated areas. Among the new lubricant
products on display from Klüber Lubrication (Hall 21, stand 129b) are Klüberrail LEA 62-2000 which is designed for wheel flanges, and AL 332-3000 a biodegrable lubricant for points which is
effective at -30oC. CAF (Hall 2.2, stand 107) is using InnoTrans as the platform to launch its new signalling division, CAF Signalling, which is replacing its existing subsidiary Eliop Seinalia. The new company will offer a full range of
signalling products, including ETCS Levels 1 and 2, as well as signalling for light rail projects and is developing a CBTC solution for metros. On display will be a radio block centre, interlocking, CTC simulator, as well as a driving cab simulator produced by another CAF subsidiary, Lander. Its new family of regional trains called Civity and its high-speed platform, Oaris, will also be highlighted. Siemens (Hall 4.2, stand 150) will display five vehicles at the outside track area, including three of its Vectron locomotives. Two ac versions will be on display (Track G2/20) along with a diesel variant (G2/21). The company’s growing presence in the Russian market is
reflected in the display of a Desiro Rus emu (G1/20) and a passenger sleeping car for Russian Railways (RZD) (G1/20). The manufacturer will also exhibit its metro platform Inspiro with one of the vehicles from its inaugural order from Warsaw. Inside the exhibition halls experts will be on hand to discuss the company’s e-ticketing, smart grid and electrification, dispatch and smart IT solutions. A mock-up of the new Avenio LRV for The Hague will also be on display. Souriau (Hall 12, stand 313) will show its new VGE1 Elio range of railway connectors which for the first time incorporates the company’s Elio contact which utilises optical fibre and is currently
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