© trainspo.comJNR DE11-2000
Built by JNR
Overview of the JNR DE11-2000
Discover the JNR DE11-2000, a robust diesel locomotive designed for freight operations.
This powerful engine, operating on a 1067 mm gauge, is a staple of the Japan Freight Railway Company.
With a length of 14.15 meters and a weight of 70 tons, the DE11-2000 is built for efficiency and reliability on Japanese rail lines.
Its imposing dimensions, measuring 2.95 meters wide and 3.96 meters high, showcase its substantial construction.
JNR DE11-2000 technical specifications
| Value | Imperial / US | |
|---|---|---|
| Series | JNR DE11 | |
| Built by | JNR | |
| Track gauge | 1,067 mmCape gauge3 ft 6 in | |
| Length | 14.15 m46 ft 5 in | |
| Width | 2.95 m9 ft 8 in | |
| Height | 3.96 m13 ft 0 in | |
| Weight | 70 t154,323 lb |
Operators of the JNR DE11-2000
Railway companies that have operated the JNR DE11-2000, with the class designation used by each of them.
| Operator | Class | Country |
|---|---|---|
| Japan Freight Railway Company | JR Freight DE11-2000 | Japan |
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