Borsig Brigadelokomotive

Built by BMAG, Borsig, Esslingen, Henschel, Hohenzollern, Humboldt, Jung, Krauss, Linke-Hoffmann, Maffei, O&K, SACM, Vulcan

Track gauge

600 mm

Narrow gauge

Years built

1905–1919

2,573 units

Axle arrangement

D' n2

Overview of the Borsig Brigadelokomotive

Discover the robust Brigadelokomotive, a powerful steam locomotive designed for narrow-gauge railways. This classic engine, often found on heritage lines, boasts a sturdy 0-8-0 wheel arrangement, highlighting its impressive hauling capabilities.

Built between 1905 and 1919 by prominent German manufacturers like Henschel and Borsig, the Brigadelokomotive operates on a 600 mm gauge, making it ideal for specific industrial and historical railway applications. Its dimensions, with a width of 1.78 m and a height of 2.85 m, are well-suited for its operational environment.

This particular example, classified as an Ö.Sl.J. Brigadelok, proudly serves on the Östra Södermanlands Järnväg in Sweden, keeping the golden age of steam alive for enthusiasts and visitors. Experience the charm and engineering prowess of this historic locomotive.

Borsig Brigadelokomotive technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Built by	BMAG, Borsig, Esslingen, Henschel, Hohenzollern, Humboldt, Jung, Krauss, Linke-Hoffmann, Maffei, O&K, SACM, Vulcan · 1905–19192,573 units
Track gauge	600 mmNarrow gauge1 ft 11⅝ in	1 ft 11⅝ in
UIC axle arrangement	D' n2
Whyte notation	0-8-0
Width	1.78 m5 ft 10 in	5 ft 10 in
Height	2.85 m9 ft 4 in	9 ft 4 in
Axle load	3 t6,614 lb	6,614 lb