Clyde Engineering G16C

Discover the robust and versatile G16C locomotive, a powerful diesel engine built by Clyde Engineering in 1966.

This notable example of Australian railway engineering boasts a power output of 1350 kW and a tractive effort of 285 kN, enabling it to reach speeds of up to 133 km/h, showcasing its efficiency across various operations.

With its UIC classification of Co'Co' and a length of 18.53 meters, the G16C offers stability and cargo-carrying capacity.

Having served with reputable companies such as Pacific National, QR National, and V/Line in Australia, the G16C series has a proven track record of reliable and enduring performance.

Whether for freight transport or other railway applications, the G16C is a solid choice for those seeking power and efficiency on the tracks. Explore the features that make the G16C a key component of railway infrastructure.