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  • Type 292
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    Freight wagon with two wheelsets, two-part aluminium sliding walls and with a lockable partition wall.

    For delicate loads: this covered freight wagon stands out particularly thanks to its large load volume and a movable and lockable partition, which guarantees optimum securing of loads. 

    Please note: Type is similar to the wagon in the photo. For exact dimensions, please refer to the drawing and the data below.

    Technical details

    Loading width (mm)

    2,600

    Loading height (mm)

    3.000

    Loading area (m2)

    34.1

    Loading space (m3)

    105.0

    Average tare weight (kg)

    15,800

    Maximum speed (km/h)

    120

    First year of delivery or year of construction of the oldest wagons at this time

    1978

    Conversion year

    2005 (from Hbillns 302)

    Parking brake

    Without parking brake

    Brake type

    KE-GP-A

    Brake cylinder diameter (mm)

    300

    Type of load-proportional braking

    Automatic

    Buffer head dimensions (mm)

    450 x 340

    Automatic coupler

    Prepared

    Distributor valve type

    KE 2dSL-ALB/d63/1

    Smallest curve radius

    35

    Individual data

    Draw gear type

    Type RG 20

    Running gear as per drawing

    1Fwg292.0.02.000.001

    Loading length without partitions (mm)

    12,774

    Loading length with partitions (mm)

    12,630

    Clearance (mm)

    3,050

    Load limits

    Average tare weight 15.8 t

    Without parking brake

    A

    B

    C

    D

    S

    16.0 t

    20.0 t

    25.0 t

    29.0 t

    120

    Additional information:

    The wagon is designed for transporting automotive parts in stillages. The wagon is constructed according to reference profile G2 (EBO), but exceeds this reference profile in the exterior roof area. It is therefore not RIV-capable and can only be used on codified routes with profile P/C 400 and larger. An exemption exists for this in accordance with Section 22 of the EBO. Sidings must be checked for clearance before driving over them.The wagon has a sliding wall system guided by rollers at the top and bottom. During the opening and closing process, the wall is guided parallel to the wagon body. The locking system corresponds to that of the Hbillns 302. The actuating devices for the sliding walls are located on the end walls. The sliding walls are made of aluminium, are smooth-running and have smooth inner walls. When moved, they free up the entire space between the central pillar and the end wall. In the closed position, the sliding walls form a labyrinth-like seal with the wagon body frame.

    The underframe consists of solebars, headstocks and 11 crossbearers connecting the two solebars. Rows of holes are set into the top chords of the outer solebars to accommodate the lockable partition. In the area above the space available for the draw gear, the floor is made of sheet steel. Outside this area, the floor is made of 44 mm thick plywood.

    The body structure is formed by the two end walls, the roof and two central pillars.To secure the load, the wagon has a lockable partition at one end of the wagon, which can be moved and locked up to 2 m from the end wall.

    All data provided without any guarantee of correctness or completeness.