Doppelstockwagen R751.0 (Mehrere verfügbar)
Vehicle Category:
Passenger carriage
Drive:
Others
Construction year:
1997
Operating Hours:
On request
End of revision:
On request
Power:
On request
Highest speed:
140 km/h
Max. weight:
48.0 t
Country registration:
Deutschland
Ready for operation:
No
Wheel profile condition:
None
Mileage:
0
Number of axles:
On request
Engine manufacturer:
On request
Last workshop visit:
On request
Current usage profile:
On request
Radio:
No
Equipment/ fittings:
Manufacturer: DWA Görlitz Vehicle type: Middle car Year of manufacture: 1994 - 1997 Length over buffers: 26800 mm Length: 26400 mm Width: 2774 mm Height above rail: 1150 mm Bogie type: Görlitz VIII S-Do Pivot distance: 20 m Wheelbase: 2.5 m Brake type: <R> KE-PR-A (D) T ep WC: Vacuum Windows: Fixed and openable 2nd class seats: 136 Folding seats: 3
Technical defects:
On request
Further information about this vehicle type
The R751 double-decker carriages, also known as DBz 751, were manufactured between 1994 and 1997 by Deutsche Waggonbau AG (DWA) at its Görlitz plant. They are specially designed for use in regional transport and are characterised by their high capacity and robust construction. With a length over buffers of 26,800 mm and a height of 4,631 mm, the coaches offer space for 139 seats in second class. The coaches are equipped with Görlitz VIII bogies and reach a maximum speed of 140 km/h. The R751 coaches have a high entrance, which allows access at platform heights of 760 mm. Inside, the coaches are equipped with open-plan compartments, which increase passenger comfort. A closed toilet system ensures hygienic conditions during the journey. Technically, the cars are equipped with KE-PR-A (D) brakes and draw their energy centrally from the train busbar. The Lhzes heating system ensures pleasant temperatures inside the car. The R751 double-deck coaches are a reliable choice for daily use in regional transport. Their ability to handle large numbers of passengers, combined with modern comfort features, underlines their importance in Deutsche Bahn's portfolio.