Meet us at InnoTrans 2024 in Berlin, September 24-27

Dürr Technik welcomes you in hall 1.2 at booth 680

Oil-free railway compressor in front of incoming train

Meet us at InnoTrans, international trade fair for railway and transport technology and talk about the future of mobility.

By using oil-free technology in rail transport, operators significantly reduce maintenance costs, also removing the requirement for oil level control, oil refilling and the disposal of waste oil. As a rule, the use of oil-free compressors allows for a reduction in life-cycle costs of 50 to 85%.

Future challenges
It is important for compressor manufacturers to keep pace with the industry and rise to the challenges and demands that the industry is setting. Currently particular attention is being given to further reducing the weight, noise and costs of the compressor that are built into the rail vehicles. Ultimately advancements in these areas will offer a better passenger experience and offer a greener more environmentally friendly transport for the future.

Our product range is growing on a year-to-year basis to accommodate our customers ongoing demand for oil free air. The largest portfolio of oil-free railway compressors with over 150 models.

We look forward to welcoming new customers to explore the possibilities and start to build partnerships that support the path to the future.

Your local contact person:
Can Bora

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16.12.2019

Materials Management 4.0

Digital transformation at Dürr Technik: Dürr Technik is facing up to digital change in the field of materials management. The comprehensive restructuring of materials management ensures, among other things, process reliability, faster and more economical processing as well as secure traceability.

We have opted for an integrated material management system with digital networking from Kardex, a leading Swiss supplier of warehouse systems. The old large parts warehouse was replaced by a new one. Now we are tackling the storage of small parts. Here, small parts are stored in Kardex shuttles and the picking processes are controlled digitally. In this process, the system produces a traceability label for each part, for example. This means that every product can be assigned 100% and individual identification is possible.

Materials management 4.0 also has a lot to do with real-time: data processing should run almost simultaneously with the corresponding processes in reality. As a result, materials management will in future "press" the material into production instead of waiting for it to be "requested". Everyone will benefit!