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New Calenberg success story online!

A new plant location of the company Ceratizit Austria (Plansee Group) is being built in the Kreckelmoos industrial area near Reutte (AU). With a length of 200 m, a width of 80 m and a height of up to 20 m, it should secure the necessary production capacities for the growing demand for carbide tools in the future.

The new product Ciflex in use: Bavarian State Archaeological Collection in Munich

Vibration isolation and structure-borne sound decoupling of a staircase 1with Ciflex G 11.

The Bavarian State Archaeological Collection is the central Museum for Prehistoric and Early Medieval Archaeology. Extensive renovation work is currently underway at the museum, and a reopening will be in 2022. The general refurbishment concept also includes measures for the decoupling of impact sound from a staircase. Visitors should be protected from noise pollution in the future.

Railway noise effectively reduced

In order to reduce noise generated by railway rolling stock, Calenberg extends its product range by steel-reinforced rail dampers.

OIL-EX absorption mat re-laid in Hamburg port

Europe’s third largest seaport also boasts Europe’s largest port railway network with its almost 300 km of tracks.
200 freight trains with over 5,500 wagons travel back and forth in the port on a daily basis, keeping goods traffic moving. Calenberg’s OIL-EX absorption mats have been used in the diesel locomotive stabling points for many years to prevent damage to the environment.

New date for InnoTrans 2022 has been set

The largest international trade fair for transport technology will now take place from 20-23 September 2022 in Berlin.

Track bed mat USM 1000 W laid in the first construction phase for project "Wiesestraße" of GVB Gera!

Light rail programme Gera - Wiesestraße  |  Section: Heinrichsbrücke to Arminiusstraße

ICCX Western Europe now takes place on 11-12 May 2021

The new meeting point for the concrete and precast industry in Western Europe

Cisilent® type E for the project Gasometer Oberhausen

The gasometer was completed in 1929 and, with interruptions until 1988, served as Europe's largest operated disc-type gas holder. With a diameter of 67.6 m and a height of 117.5 m, the building is an impressive landmark of European industrial monument.

Application of Calenberg sliding bearings for research institute in Lund

The spallation source ESS in Lund, southern Sweden, is a multi-disciplinary large-scale research centre currently under construction and will mark another milestone in material science. This plant, based on the world’s most powerful neutron source, contains the strongest linear proton accelerator ever built. It will be used to look at and understand basic atomic structures and forces in a wide range of materials/substances.

InnoTrans and the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2

Regarding to the impact of the coronavirus and associated travel restrictions on international business, InnoTrans organiser Messe Berlin told us, as things stand at present, there is no reason to cancel InnoTrans 2020 but it will be postponed and the world’s largest rail industry event is expected to take place next year.