Join HARTING on Stand at InnoTrans 2026 and for a Live Rail Webinar in October
Visit the HARTING stand at InnoTrans Berlin 2026 to explore groundbreaking solutions to drive the future of railway mobility and discover our key focus areas: Signalling, Rolling Stock, and Operator Solutions. Together, these innovations are helping to shape the future of rail transport.
InnoTrans 2026 takes place at the Berlin Expo Centre from September 22nd to 25th and you’ll find the HARTING stand in Hall 12, Booth 310.
New products on show include the Han® HPR Size 4, which delivers 50% space savings compared to Han® HPR Size 6 with an integrated PE-connection. More than 150 different connector inserts ensure future viability. The Han® HC DoubleContact technology enables a 20% higher current-carrying capacity thanks to increased contact conductivity, safely transmitting up to 700 A at 4,000 V.
Can’t attend InnoTrans 2026 in person? Then join our free webinar on 1st October to enjoy a comprehensive overview of all the solutions showcased at InnoTrans this year.
Register for the webinar and discover:
- New solutions for narrow installation spaces and complex cable routing
- More about our contribution to the Digital Automatic Coupling (DAC) project
- The latest developments in Ethernet and PCB connectivity for future-viability
- Digital fast track solutions for engineers with our new configurators
- In-depth expertise on in-train cabling alongside our partner Studer Cables AG
You can also register if you don’t have time to attend live. After the webinar, you’ll receive an email with a link to the video recording.
To learn more about HARTING’s solutions at InnoTrans and claim your free ticket, please click here.
To register for the InnoTrans 2026 Review webinar, please click here.
About HARTING
The HARTING Technology Group is a leading global provider of industrial connectivity. Around 6,100 employees are active across the globe in 42 sales companies, 14 production facilities and seven development sites. HARTING connectivity solutions are used to transmit data, signal, and power in numerous industrial sectors. Among others, in transportation, electromobility, renewable energy production, automation and mechanical engineering. In the 2024/25 business year the family owned and managed company generated sales of EUR 1.1 billion.
This article was originally published by HARTING.
