International trade fair of the railway technology,
products and services for the rail and city transport.
Exhibitor's showcase
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KINEX BEARINGS, a.s. |
KINEX BEARINGS belong to leaders concerning deliveries of axle cylindrical roller bearings for railway industry in Europe.
The beginning of production of single row cylindrical roller bearings for railway axleboxes dates back to 1959.
Single row cylindrical roller bearings for railway industry are produced in accordance with requirements of European Standard EN 12080 and have been tested according to European Standard EN 12080 or UIC 515-5. Cylindrical roller bearings are characterized by low friction resistance, low temperature, low component wear and high load rating.
Row cylindrical roller bearings from KINEX BEARINGS are using in:
- axle seatings of freight wagons, passenger coaches, electric and diesel locomotives,
- transmission
- traction motors and generators
- compressor´s motors, fans motors
- exciters and charging dynamos of electric and diesel locomotives
In case of axlebox seatings of freight wagons, KINEX BEARINGS offers delivery of axlebox bearings for 22,5 and 25 tons axle load.
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Knorr-Bremse GmbH |
The Knorr-Bremse Group is the world’s leading manufacturer of braking systems for rail and commercial vehicles. For more than 110 years now the company has pioneered the development, production, marketing and servicing of state-of-the-art braking systems. In the rail vehicle systems sector, the product portfolio also includes intelligent entrance systems, HVAC systems, power conversion systems, control components, and windscreen wiper systems, as well as platform screen doors, friction material, driver assistance systems, and control technology. Knorr-Bremse also offers driving simulators and e-learning systems for optimum train crew training.
Within the Knorr-Bremse Group, the Knorr-Bremse GmbH in Moedling is developing and producing many products, like magnetic track brakes, eddy current brakes, flange devices, windscreen wiper and wash systems, sanding systems and brake testing equipment. The company is responsible for sales and distribution in 14 countries in Central and Eastern Europe with own branch offices in Czech Republic, Poland and Romania. The Knorr-Bremse Division IFE Automatic Door Systems delivers entrance systems to rail manufacturers and operators worldwide. The subsidiary Dr. techn. Josef Zelisko GmbH, founded 1918 in Moedling, develops and manufactures rail signaling systems and instrument transformers as well as traffic management systems. The subsidiary Unicupler Glarus GmbH is an agency for various railway products in the Eastern European market. In 2014, Knorr-Bremse took over EKA d.o.o., the Macedonian specialist for test benches and mobile test devices.
Visit us at booth B7!
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