- Infrastructure
- Conventional lines
- Heavy haul
- High speed
- Field of application
- Plain-line track
- Working mode
- Continuous action
09-4X E³ Dynamic Tamping Express
- New machine design with separate hybrid power wagon
- Powered by a diesel engine or high-performance electric motor: Use of the electrical energy from the contact wire
- Switch between drive systems without interruption Fully automatic control ensures safe changeover
- Electric drive for travelling AND working
- Lower energy and logistics costs: Refuel less often, feed energy back into the grid
- Benefits for the procurement of awards thanks to ecobonus: Extended range of applications in urban areas and tunnels
- Uniform and safe lifting: Lifting and lining unit with four roller lifting clamps
- Maximum maintenance sustainability: More stable track position due to simultaneous tamping of four sleepers
- Integrated dynamic track stabilization: Control initial settlement of the track bed after tamping
- New design in all cabs: Improved ergonomic design developed together with the operators
- Simple and clearly laid-out operating concept: Plasser IntelligentControl
- Complete control of the measuring systems: Front cab with WIN-ALC automatic guiding computer
- Measure, document, and analyse the track geometry while working: DRP Data Recording Processor
- Reduced noise emission thanks to extensive noise protection measures (Sound-insulated work units, improved sound insulation of the engine compartment)
Features
Quality cuts costs: our machines turn a tidy profit
To date, Plasser & Theurer has supplied 17,800 machines. Most of them are still in operation. This attests to the quality of the machines and the value of our Customer Services’ life-long machine and fleet support. Plus, it proves that high quality ensures high cost-efficiency: machines that have been in operation for 20 or 30 years paid off years ago.
Economic – Ecologic – Ergonomic
The latest track maintenance machines use both the electrical energy from the contact wire and batteries to power the working drive. Our new E³ drive technologies reduce local emissions - of both pollutants and noise – to a minimum on the work site. Introduced in 2015, Plasser & Theurer’s E³ machines stand for: Economic – Ecologic – Ergonomic.
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