The Czech company Nymwag has successfully completed testing of a new tanker model called Spina

This mobile Zacens class composition underwent testing at the VUZ test track in the Czech city of Velim, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

According to the manufacturer, the tanker is capable of transporting various chemical cargoes, including heavy oil products, phenol, acids, fertilizers, and even molten sulfur.

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The main feature of the frame design is the ability to easily assemble tanks of various volumes from 40 to 75 m³ depending on customer requirements.

The company plans to start delivering the first Spina wagons to customers in early 2025.

It is worth noting that Nymwag was founded in 2019 and specializes in the production of various types of freight wagons, including tankers, hoppers, fitting platforms, and wagon carts.

The company’s production base is located in Nymburk. Additionally, in the spring of 2023, Nymwag and one of the largest freight wagon manufacturers in India, Texmaco Rail, joined forces to create a joint venture.

Production of freight wagons is planned to be launched at a new facility in Kolkata, where a staff of 650 people will work.

This partnership opens up new perspectives for both companies in the global freight transportation market.

Photo: Tomas Pelech/Nymwag

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