Blue & Green to Showcase Sustainable Rail Cleaning and Graffiti Removal Solutions at InnoTrans 2026
Blue & Green AB, the Swedish specialist in sustainable decontamination, cleaning and surface protection products for the rail and public transport sector, will exhibit at InnoTrans 2026 in Berlin (22 to 25 September), Hall 6.2, Stand 250.
The company supports mainline and heavy rail operators, metro and light rail systems, depots and rolling stock manufacturers across Sweden, the wider Nordic region, the UK and Europe, with products developed to tackle traffic film, brake dust, iron particles, asphalt residue, insects and graffiti. Every product is developed and manufactured in house, and Blue & Green is certified to ISO 9001 (quality management) and ISO 14001 (environmental management).
At its stand, Blue & Green will be showcasing its graffiti removal range, recently simplified under clearer product naming to make it easier for buyers to find the right solution for interior tagging or large scale exterior graffiti. Eco Graffiti Remover Train and Mr Perfect – both eco-labelled products for removing exterior graffiti from trains, metro trains, trams and depot facades. Eco Wash Green and Train Wash Oxal as main train wash products. Visitors will also see the company’s train exterior and interior cleaning systems, including its four step method designed to clean, remove graffiti, remove shadows and protect surfaces without damaging finishes.
Christer, Managing Director at Blue & Green, said:InnoTrans is the moment the whole rail industry is in one place, and we're looking forward to showing operators and depots what our simplified graffiti range and in house manufacturing can do for their cleaning programmes. Come and find us on the stand, we'd love to talk
Visitors to InnoTrans 2026 can find Blue & Green at Hall 6.2, Stand 250, or scan the QR code below to book a meeting with the team in Berlin.
This article was originally written by Blue & Green. Head to their website for more information on their cleaning products.
