Fablok Pt47

Discover the powerful Pt47 steam locomotive, a significant piece of Polish railway history.

Built between 1948 and 1951 by Fablok and Cegielski, this robust locomotive embodies the engineering prowess of its era.

Capable of reaching speeds of 110 km/h, the Pt47 was a reliable workhorse for PKP Cargo.

Its distinctive 2-8-2 Whyte notation, also known as 1'D1' h2 in UIC classification, highlights its impressive tractive effort of 132 kN.

With a length of 23.84 meters and a standard gauge of 1435 mm, the Pt47 is a testament to the advanced steam traction technology of its time.

This locomotive represents a vital chapter in the evolution of rail transport, captivating railway enthusiasts with its historical significance and imposing presence.

Explore the detailed specifications and rich heritage of the Pt47, a symbol of performance and enduring legacy in Polish railways.