Norgren’s innovative rail technology solutions on display at InnoTrans 2022
Norgren, part of IMI plc is exhibiting at InnoTrans 2022 - the world’s leading trade fair for transport technology - taking place between 20 and 23 September at Messe Berlin.
Norgren’s team of rail industry application experts will be available to answer technical queries from visitors and provide insight and advice on the issues currently affecting the industry.
Attendees to the stand can also see first-hand the product solutions from the wide suite of Norgren products that deliver operational efficiency, cost saving and reliable performance benefits for the vital transportation sector. Products available to view include Manifold and system solutions, Hydrogen ready battery thermal valves and fuel cell manifolds, a range of electronic sensors and secondary suspension products and the Excelon Plus 84 Series Air preparation.
With the rail industry working to transition to a more sustainable future, Norgren will also be showcasing its latest technology breakthrough solutions designed to support the move towards a new future for energy that delivers a better world for all.
Electrification and battery-led systems, alongside the increasing use of greener fuel sources such as hydrogen, are being developed to aid the sector’s transformation journey and assist the industry in its shift from a traditional reliance on diesel power.
As an example, visitors to the stand will be able to enquire about a newly developed Inlet Manifold that is ‘Hydrogen.Ready’ and set to enhance the sustainability options now available to rail industry businesses.
Andreas Zerfass, Sales Director, Rail EMEA for Norgren, says: “Norgren is a one stop shop worldwide partner for the entire compressed air systems that support many aspects of the rail technology industry. Our unrivalled industrial heritage and ongoing commitment to innovation, means we offer the proven solutions that help customers meet performance monitoring, optimized maintenance scheduling, system connectivity and component reliability challenges.”
Norgren will be on Stand 210, Hall 10.2.
Find out more information about Norgren's rail expertise here.