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A deck for loads that will not fit a box

No roof, and sides that are missing or fold down, so the load is worked from above or from the side.

Eight-axle open wagon

Eight-axle open wagon
  • Loading capacity: 70 ton
  • Tare weight: 29.9 ton

Six-axle all-metal open wagon

Six-axle all-metal open wagon
  • Loading capacity: 66 ton
  • Tare weight: 21 ton

Four-axle all-metal open wagon

Four-axle all-metal open wagon
  • Loading capacity: 56 ton
  • Tare weight: 34 ton

Four-axle open wagon

Four-axle open wagon
  • Loading capacity: 73 ton
  • Tare weight: 27 ton

Four-axle open wagon with solid car body

Four-axle open wagon with solid car body
  • Loading capacity: 93 ton
  • Tare weight: 29 ton

Four-axle wagon for containers of middle tonnage on open wagon base

Four-axle wagon for containers of middle tonnage on open wagon base
  • Loading capacity: 70 ton
  • Tare weight: 24 ton

Four-axle all-metal wagon for pulp chips

Four-axle all-metal wagon for pulp chips
  • Loading capacity: 60 ton
  • Tare weight: 22 ton

Four-axle open hopper for hot pellet

Four-axle open hopper for hot pellet
  • Loading capacity: 72 ton
  • Tare weight: 18.24 ton

Four-axle hopper-batcher with connecting gangway

Four-axle hopper-batcher with connecting gangway
  • Loading capacity: 20 ton
  • Tare weight: 26 ton

What this family is for

The deck is open. Cargo is handled from above or from the side, not through a doorway.

Containers, machinery, steel, timber, vehicles, and outsized pieces ride here. Nothing encloses the load, so it is held by lashing to fixed points on the deck. The securing plan matters as much as the wagon.