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Vossloh Fastening Systems:<br />

Highly elastic bearing system<br />

Vossloh Fastening Systems, a leading suppliers of elastic fastenings,<br />

its displaying its latest development for railway applications<br />

for the first time at <strong>InnoTrans</strong> 2012: cellentic®. This has been registered<br />

in Germany as a brand name of Vossloh Werke GmbH. It is<br />

also being currently registered in more than 70 other countries. cellentic®<br />

is a highly elastic, microcellular ethylene propylene diene<br />

monomer (EPDM) elastomer. It forms an intermediate layer or plate<br />

which is incorporated in various Vossloh fastening systems. The<br />

enclosed pore structure of the highly elastic bearing system imposes<br />

an efficient and long-lasting limit to vibration in track bed, t<strong>here</strong>by<br />

producing a lasting improvement to the track superstructure.<br />

The exceptional properties of this new material, such as more effectively<br />

distributed rigidity, increased ride comfort and excellent<br />

resistance are being demonstrated on a test bed on the Vossloh<br />

Rail Infrastructure stand in Hall 26.<br />

cellentic intermediate layer<br />

Vossloh Fastening Systems GmbH, D-Werdohl<br />

Hall 26, Booth 101<br />

Jörg Greshake<br />

+49 (0)2392-520<br />

joerg.greshake@vfs.vossloh.com<br />

www.vossloh.com<br />

cellentic anti-vibration for rail stems<br />

Vossloh Locomotives:<br />

Shunting locomotive with multiple power units<br />

While strictly adhering to its modular and platform concepts, Vossloh<br />

Locomotives has once again expanded its existing programme<br />

with some innovative drive technology: With its multiple diesel-electric<br />

motors the G 6 ME offers a range of propulsion concepts, including<br />

hybrid technology. The exhibitor reports keen demand for the<br />

G 6 shunting locomotive, whose diesel-electric<br />

powertrain has been retrofitted<br />

with a central driving motor<br />

comprising two separate diesel motors<br />

with an output approximately 350<br />

kilowatts. With smaller motors fuel<br />

consumption when idling is reduced,<br />

which also cuts CO2 emissions. In addition<br />

the motors from the truck and bus sector always run with optimum<br />

torque, t<strong>here</strong>by improving reliability and efficiency. A motor<br />

that is operated in the optimum range is exposed to less operational<br />

wear, which results in a longer working life, less corrective maintenance<br />

and lower life cycle costs.<br />

Vossloh Locomotives GmbH,<br />

D-Kiel<br />

Outdoor display, F4/13<br />

Tim Hildebrandt<br />

+49 (0)431-39992094<br />

tim.hildebrandt@vl.vossloh.com<br />

www.vossloh-locomotives.com<br />

G 6 ME shunting locomotive<br />

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