Numerous railway premieres and the latest technological solutions attracted crowds of visitors to the TRAKO 2021 International Railway Fair in Gdansk. One of the most visited stands belonged to the Track Tec Group. Europe’s leading manufacturer of materials for railway superstructure participated in the event as an exhibitor, presenting many interesting highlights over the four days.
One of these was a demonstration of attachment systems using augmented reality AR. The Group’s elegant and functional stand was also enhanced by exhibits showing the Track Tec intelligent turnout system, as well as adaptive solutions consisting of different types of resilient footings, which are designed for high-speed rail and rail with increased traffic.
We are convinced that over the next few years the railway industry will continuously develop to meet the demand of society as well as the climate requirements, which is why we take special care of the quality of our products and the implementation of innovative solutions,” emphasises Krzysztof Niemiec, Vice President of the Management Board of Track Tec S.A.
The event included the premiere of the first Polish hydrogen locomotive and the presentation of the first European hydrogen train. The rich programme of events, consisting of numerous debates and conferences, attracted leading Polish rail and tram companies, as well as the most important international companies.
At every edition of TRAKO, we make every effort to present ourselves at our best. We want our stand to be extremely attractive to all visitors and for everyone to feel comfortable there. Last year, due to the situation in Poland and the world, the fair did not take place, so we are all the more pleased that once again we had the opportunity to take part in such a prestigious event, which is an excellent opportunity to discuss our industry and establish business contacts,’ said Katarzyna Pawluk, Vice President of the Board of Track Tec.
The TRAKO International Railway Fair is the largest and most prestigious meeting of the rail transport industry in Poland, and the second in Europe. This year’s edition was held on 21-24 September at the AMBEREXPO facility of the Gdańsk International Fair Exhibition and Congress Centre. It brought together almost 23,000 participants from 39 countries and more than 500 exhibitors from around the world.
