The European transport and logistics provider now has a total of 100 new rail wagons to transport Huckepack trailers, as well as containers of all types.
European transport and logistics provider Samskip has added 50 more rail wagons to its fleet, bringing the total number of wagon units introduced in 2017 to 100, the company said in a statement.
The wagons were built by Slovakian manufacturer Tatravagonka and feature a low-noise brake system. The wagons are specifically designed to transport mega Huckepack trailers as well as all types of containers. The first batch of units was delivered in July 2017, with a five-year lease contract from rental company Nacco , said Samskip.
“The introduction of these new units reinforces Samskip’s pledge to continually upgrade its fleet with the most modern and efficient equipment,” said Allard Krijt, Samskip fleet manager. “These new units will replace older rail wagons in the fleet as necessary, but also represent a fresh commitment to growing multimodal business as we go into 2018.”
Samskip offers pan-European combined transport services via shortsea, road, rail and inland waterway routes. High frequency services connect Europe, the Baltic States, Russia, Turkey and Central Asia, via vessel, truck and trailer. Samskip offers both door-to-door and quay-to-quay, with options including a full range of ISO containers and reefers, including 33-pallet capacity 45ft units, the company said.
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