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Electric multiple unit

ANF Z 7300

Built by ANF, Francorail

Top speed
160 km/h
99 mph
Power output
1,275 kW
1,710 hp
Weight
124 t
273,373 lb
Length
50.2 m
164 ft 8 in
Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Years built
1980–1984
75 units

Overview of the ANF Z 7300

Discover the SNCF Z 7300, an iconic electric multiple unit that has served France's railway network with distinction.

Built between 1980 and 1984, this series represents a significant part of French rail history, known for its robust design and passenger comfort.

The Z 7300 series boasts a top speed of 160 km/h, powered by a respectable 1275 kW, making it well-suited for efficient regional travel.

With seating for 24 passengers in first class and 127 in second class, these trains are designed to accommodate a substantial number of travellers.

The standard gauge of 1435 mm and a train length of 50.2 meters ensure compatibility with extensive rail infrastructure.

Experience the reliable performance and passenger-focused features of the Z 7300, a testament to French engineering on the rails.

ANF Z 7300 technical specifications

Value
SeriesSNCF Z2
Built byANF, Francorail · 1980–198475 units
Top speed160 km/h99 mph
Power output1,275 kW1,710 hp
Electric systems
  • 1.5 kV DC
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
UIC axle arrangement2'Bo'+2'2'
Formation2 cars (1M1T)
Capacity1st class 24, 2nd class 127 seats
Train length50.2 m164 ft 8 in
Width2.48 m8 ft 2 in
Height4.3 m14 ft 1 in
Weight124 t273,373 lb

Operators of the ANF Z 7300

Railway companies that have operated the Z 7300, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
French National Railway CorporationSNCF Z 7300France

ANF Z 7300 photos

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