The phrase “clean railway technology” is usually associated with alternative drives, exhaust emissions and diesel particulate filters. Cleanliness is also essential where millions of people are on the move every day: on platforms and railway tracks. The track condition is directly related to track availability, and there is also an increasing health risk, in particular in the underground infrastructure. The removal of dirt at regular intervals is, therefore, a major challenge for the operators of busy urban rail networks:
To ensure operational safety, reduce maintenance costs and increase customer satisfaction, an increasing number of transport companies implement regular preventive cleaning:
Since 1901 ROBEL has developed, manufactured and supplied track construction machines with a claim for safety and economic efficiency. This drives around 500 employees at the ROBEL premises in Freilassing, Germany, to create powerful machines and systems and deliver good service for the construction and maintenance of railway infrastructure systems all over the world.
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