Track bound heavy machinesTrack-bed cleaning machine
Ballast abrasion, brake dust, plants and even such man-made debris as drinks cans and bottles – track beds are exposed to countless effects. Regular track-bed cleaning is essential to ensure properly operating tramways and rail networks as well as the drainage of surface water and the functioning of the ballast. We at HERING use a road-rail cleaning machine with a capacity of five cubic metres. Our multi-talent possesses a special vacuum technology that allows dirt and debris to be removed without any adverse effects on the ballast bed and that ensures the load-bearing capacity and strength of the roadbed and track.
As a general contractor with 130 years of experience in the field of railway construction, we want to be able to offer you the most cost-effective solution for all your requirements. We are able to provide tailored framework contracts and reliable individual measures for hiring out heavy-duty rail-mounted machines to ensure track availability.
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HERING offers you the qualified and cost-effective implementation of your construction project with the highest precision! We operate Europe’s largest fleet of rail-mounted cranes and so have become specialists in equipment hire and are able to deliver the appropriate machinery to suit all requirements. With our 130 years of experience as well as the most cost-effective and comprehensive one-stop solutions, we are also able to convince as a general contractor in the field of railway construction projects.
Why not get in touch with us? We look forward to receiving your inquiry!
At HERING, we see ourselves as pioneers in the field of sustainability. As early as 1996, we were the first construction company in Germany to obtain EMAS certification. Every three years, we publish an environmental statement documenting our goals and how we have achieved them. Actually, for the first time, we published a sustainability report with an integrated environmental statement in accordance with EMAS - a logical next step in view of our ecological and social responsibility. It documents how we deal internally and externally with the issues that are essential to our future viability.
