Overview

Introduced in 2015, the E³ machines by Plasser & Theurer stand for: Economic – Ecologic – Ergonomic

The latest track maintenance machines use both the electrical energy from the contact wire and batteries to power the working drive

E³ reduces noise and takes ergonomic design to the next level

The E³ drive technology enables machines to be operated free of any exhaust emissions

Five machines from the E³ series have already been put into operation, two additional machines are currently being produced

Already today, track maintenance machines with E³ technology contribute to meeting the climate targets of the railways