Linsinger made history by milling the Sydney Harbour Bridge, which was constructed in 1932 and contains wooden sleepers and other flammable parts.
Another milestone has been achieved by LINSINGER: We manufactured our first rail milling train for North America, meeting the needs of the American market. And today this special train is ready for its departure. Fare well, little beauty! 👋🤧😍
Despite these challenging times, they achieved school reports with distinction. Well done guys! We are really very proud to have you in our team. 🙌🍾
We are looking forward to our next virtual conference participation at raillife. Our Milling Technology Manager Richard Stock will introduce you to LINSINGER High Performance Rail Milling Technology on December 2nd at 12.45 pm. ET. Join us at our webinar.
Our online press conference regarding the world’s first emission free milling train was a full success! In case you missed it, you can check it out here ➡ https://ce.yourvideo.tv/linsinger/ Feel free to contact us for further information.
Finally, we can share the great news with you. After months of hard work, we present to you the world’s first emission free milling train. LINSINGER is very proud of this groundbreaking innovation. Join us at our press conference at 11 am (CET) today. https://ce.yourvideo.tv/linsinger/ This would not have been possible without our amazing #LINteam…
Are you ready for the fourth and final hint? The only waste our milling train produces is water.
Have you figured out the b(t)rain twister about our newest product yet? In case you need more details, here is hint number three: One element of our milling train is color- and odorless.
As for the second hint of our groundbreaking innovation… it involves the smallest milling train in the world – which is of course a Linsinger product.
LINSINGER is already known as a pioneer in its industry. The best proof is our newest product! It is not only an in-house innovation but also a groundbreaking sensation. So make sure to stay tuned. Here is a hint regarding our new revolutionary product. One element of our machine was discovered first in 1766.
