JAXAN Receives First Batch of Freight Cars from Ermewa

JAXAN Receives First Batch of Freight Cars from Ermewa, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The leasing company Ermewa, known for its solutions in the railway transport sector, has taken a significant step in its long-term cooperation with the Polish carrier Jaxan Sp. z o. o.

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On June 24, 2024, the company delivered the first batch of new Eamnos cars, specifically designed for transporting bulk cargo such as sand, gravel, and crushed stone.

This milestone is part of a major agreement providing for the delivery of 256 cars.

The Eamnos cars are distinguished by their high capacity and functionality.

Each of them has a volume of 57.3 m³ and is equipped with an open-top design.

This technical solution significantly simplifies the processes of loading and unloading materials, which is particularly important for efficient operations in the construction and infrastructure sectors.

Cars of this type allow the carrier to quickly and without delay fulfill orders, meeting customer needs.

The remaining cars are expected to be delivered to JAXAN over the next two years.

These regular deliveries will provide the company with the opportunity to develop steadily and successfully compete in the market. “These regular deliveries will help JAXAN meet the needs of its customers in the construction and infrastructure sectors,” the statement said.

It is worth noting that Ermewa has long established itself as a reliable partner in the field of railcar leasing.

For example, the German company HHPI previously leased 110 bulk freight cars from Ermewa. Such cooperation experience highlights the high quality and reliability of the services provided.

The interaction between Ermewa and JAXAN can be seen as an example of successful partnership aimed at long-term development and modernization of logistics processes.

Thanks to the new cars, JAXAN will be able to significantly improve its transport capabilities, which will positively affect customer satisfaction and strengthen the company’s market position.

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