The wagons in question are open-top Eamnos type models with a capacity of 57 m³. They are designed as four-axle open box wagons for transporting bulk materials such as scrap, aggregates or steel components.
The Severin site is part of Greenbrier Europe’s broader network and specialises in freight-wagon production, refurbishment and maintenance.
Hexafret, part of Rail Logistics Europe, focuses on rail wagon pooling services and operates across various European markets.
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