Pafawag

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PaFaWag (Państwowa Fabryka Wagonów - National Rail Carriage Factory) is a Polish locomotive manufacturer in Wrocław.

The factory opened in 1833 as Linke-Hofmann-Werke, Breslau. In 1953 PaFaWag introduced the EP-02, the first Polish electric locomotive. In 2001 PaFaWag was bought by Bombardier.

The main products:

  • locomotives,
  • bodies,
  • frames,
  • running gear for locomotives.

PaFaWag also is the producer of first Polish modern "fast locomotive" EP-09 .

PaFaWag builders plate on locomotive EP02-05
PaFaWag builders plate on locomotive EP02-05

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