Krapf & Lex Nachf. Verkehrstechnik GmbH & Co. KG develops and manufactures filtration, ventilation, and pressure-protection equipment for rail vehicles, an activity it says it has pursued for more than 50 years. Founded in 1949, the company expanded into the rail-vehicle industry in 1993 and today makes custom-engineered equipment for rail HVAC and cooling-air systems. Its Roding site is identified as the production, delivery, and collection location.
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MerakMerak is the rail HVAC business within the Knorr-Bremse group, uniting air-quality and climate-control expertise across a worldwide network. It makes systems for passenger rail vehicles and supports them over their full service life, including modernization work for trains already in operation.WESTMINSTER, MD
UTCRASSince its founding in 1982, UTCRAS has grown from a motor-company extension into a rail-industry supplier with facilities in Pennsylvania and California. Serving operators across the passenger, transit, locomotive, freight and light-rail sectors, the company is known for combining more than 300 years of rail experience among its office and management staff with AAR-certified work. Its Morton headquarters occupies a 144,000-square-foot facility, while its Bakersfield operation extends service across the country.MORTON, PA
Kelox RailwayWith more than 30 years of railway experience and four locations spanning the United States and Europe, Kelox Railway designs and manufactures interior systems for trains, from structural flooring to customized galley and toilet modules. Its integrated engineering includes in-house mechanical, fatigue, and environmental testing, while certified processes support projects from development through in-service operation.CHAMBERSBURG, PA
Kasgro Rail CorporationSince taking over a New Castle railcar facility in 1993, Kasgro Rail Corporation has designed, built, leased and managed heavy-duty railcars for oversized and high-weight shipments. Its Pennsylvania operation includes more than 50 employees, a repair shop, and an 11-acre manufacturing site, while its fleet management team oversees more than 500 KRL-marked cars across North America. Kasgro is also known for building specialized equipment, including a 36-axle Schnabel car described as the world’s largest railcar.NEW CASTLE, PA