8.8K views · 480 reactions | Plasser & Theurer is an Austrian company...

1️⃣7️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ machines built by Plasser & Theurer since 1953. CEO Johannes Max-Theurer handed over this beautiful Plassermatic 08-275 ZW to polish railway company Gór-Tor at #iaf2022! 🇵🇱🚧 #futuretracktechnologyNOW #tracktothefuture | Plasser & Theurer

1.3K views · 136 reactions | Visit us at #InnoTrans in Berlin and meet our machines “face to face” on track. In addition, we’ll provide an insight into the future of track maintenance and into our expanding customer services. Our experts are happy to meet with you and provide advice - we are looking forward to lively exchanges! #futuretracktechnologyNOW #innovationforyou | Plasser & Theurer | Facebook

72K views · 1.2K reactions | Say  to the Plasser Compact L 2X, the longer and more powerful tamping machine in our new Compact series. Designed for plain-line track tamping, this machine is built for high efficiency and impressive working output. The perfect tool to maximize productivity in your rail maintenance operations. #plassertheurer #plassercompact | Plasser & Theurer | Facebook

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Producing a stable track geometry is in Plasser & Theurer’s DNA. Our machines have performed over 30 billion tamping cycles around the world since 1953. This forms the basis for equipping our machines with the technologies of the future. Plasser SmartTamping is an important evolutionary step towards automated, digitalised track and turnout maintenance. Plasser SmartTamping components integrate seamlessly with one another and can be implemented on the machines either individually or as a fully in

16K views · 740 reactions | This Duomatic 07-32 was supplied to the Polish Railway in 1981. And rail worker Grzegorz Pyrzyk has been working with the same machine for decades. A very special love story!  #therealheroesofthetracks #70yearsofplasser | Plasser & Theurer | Facebook

1.5M views · 271 reactions | "They were military men. They knew there would be no possibility of rescue, no possibility of escape." Napoleon was one of the most significant soldiers and statesmen in world history. And his last years spent on the remote island of St Helena only add to the fascination of his story. Dan Snow visits the key sites on St Helena, linked to Napoleon's stay on this island. | History Hit | Facebook