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Tamping machines for precise track and switch construction

High-precision mechanised track maintenance

High-performance tamping machines are available for levelling, lifting, lining and tamping tracks, switches and crossings. They are used for the maintenance, repair and construction of railway track systems.

As a shareholder in Deutsche Gleisbau Union GmbH & Co. KG (DGU), the HERING Group provides reliable access to modern track and switch tamping machines for the efficient and cost-effective delivery of your construction project.

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Modern tamping machines for mechanised track construction

The fleet includes continuously operating levelling, lifting, lining and tamping machines equipped with single- and multiple-sleeper tamping units. The high-performance machines from Plasser & Theurer enable precise correction of track geometry and help create stable, resilient and permanently safe railway infrastructure.

From deployment planning through to execution, you benefit from modern machinery, experienced specialists and professionally coordinated workflows.

The following track and switch tamping machines are available to meet your requirements:

  • WSM 08-275-3-SY switch tamping machines
  • WSM 08-475-4-S switch tamping machines
  • UNIMAT 09 – 4 X 4 / 4S combined track- and switch-tamping machine
  • USM 09-475-4S combined track- and switch-tamping machine
  • GSM 09-32 tamping machines

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