Fan systems keep rail fleets on track
With more than a billion journeys made on Britain’s railways every year, it’s vital operators have reliable fleets that can cope with such intense usage. Technological developments have improved train reliability but increased journeys and speeds have led to an increase in the amount of heat that is generated during operation.
This heat can have a damaging effect on electrical components, as well passengers and staff. In partnership with The Rosenberg Group, Axair Fans, in Staffordshire, can supply a comprehensive selection of air movement products to assist with the removal of excess heat and help rail fleets to operate effectively and efficiently.
Working with OEMs such as Bombardier, Alstom and Siemens, The Rosenberg Group have unparalleled experience in this sector and manufacture all products in compliance with the highest international railway standards. Through Axair, they can provide systems for UK passenger and freight trains, as well as city trains, metros and trams.
Axair Fans UK
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