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Fleischmann 2-piece. Set silo wagon design Uacns 932, Holcim/Wascosa

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Highlights & Details

2-piece. Set silo wagon design Uacns 932, Holcim/Wascosa

  • Complete new construction (2018) with many scheduled plug-in parts in perforated design
  • With NEM coupler pocket and close coupling kinematics 355
  • Blocktrain suitable.
  • 'DC' symbol on a black background, with 'NEM' in white underneath.
  • The image shows a black square with a white, sans-serif letter 'N' in the centre.

Technical specifications

  • Railway Administration: ADJUSTER
  • Current system: 2 L-DC current
Type

Mineral wagon

Size

N

Power supply system

DC

LoB/LoC

170 mm

Age category

15 years and over

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User & Safety Instructions

User & Safety Instructions 1692759 Fleischmann 2-piece. Set silo wagon design Uacns 932, Holcim/Wascosa

Description

2-piece. Uacns silo/goods wagon, type 932, the Swiss Holcim/Wascosa, era VI.

Silo wagon, along with pocket wagon for transportation of truck trailers for decades to the usual image on the rails in Europe. For a wide range of private companies are silo wagon today or client on the move. In the years between 2005 and 2013, the Swiss company Josef Mayer from rheinfelden several pieces of the silo wagon of the uacns type 932. These are mainly used in trains used goods wagons. The advantage of the wagon is the convenient loading or discharge. The wagons run is often directly from the producers of the transported goods. The Uacns 932 differs from customer to customer in small details: for example, some variants via ladders and gangways, others not. A total sum up the four-axle tank wagon of around 70,000 liters and have a load limit of 70 tonnes. Your maximum permissible speed is 120 km/h.

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