© trainspo.comEMD NREC G12
Built by EMD
Overview of the EMD NREC G12
Discover the NREC G12, a robust diesel locomotive designed for demanding rail operations.
This versatile engine, also known as the EMD G12, is a staple in railway fleets, particularly in Argentina where it serves with Ferroexpreso Pampeano as the FEPSA G12.
Featuring a reliable Bo'Bo' axle configuration and a substantial weight of 78 tonnes, the NREC G12 is built for performance and durability.
Its broad gauge of 1676 mm makes it suitable for specific track networks, ensuring efficient freight and passenger transport.
Experience the power and efficiency of the NREC G12, a testament to EMD's engineering prowess in the diesel locomotive sector.
This model continues to be a trusted workhorse on railways across the globe.
EMD NREC G12 technical specifications
| Value | Imperial / US | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | G12 | |
| Built by | EMD | |
| Track gauge | 1,676 mmIndian broad gauge5 ft 6 in | |
| UIC axle arrangement | Bo'Bo' | |
| Weight | 78 t171,960 lb |
Operators of the EMD NREC G12
Railway companies that have operated the NREC G12, with the class designation used by each of them.
| Operator | Class | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Ferroexpreso Pampeano | FEPSA G12 | Argentina |
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