Krupp K 35.10

Built by Krupp

Top speed

50 km/h

31 mph

Weight

48 t

105,822 lb

Track gauge

1,000 mm

Metre gauge

Years built

1939

1 units

Axle arrangement

1'C1' h2

Overview of the Krupp K 35.10

Discover the K 35.10, a magnificent steam locomotive built by Krupp in 1939.

This impressive machine operates on a 1000 mm gauge and is part of the HSB 99.60 class of the Harz Narrow Gauge Railways in Germany, reaching a top speed of 50 km/h.

With its classic 2-6-2 Whyte notation and 1'C1' h2 UIC axle arrangement, the K 35.10 is a true icon of steam traction.

Measuring 2.6 m wide and 3.65 m high, and weighing 48 tons, this locomotive embodies power and heritage.

Explore the detailed specifications of this historic steam engine, with information sourced from de.wikipedia.org.

Krupp K 35.10 technical specifications

	Value	Imperial / US
Series	K 35.10
Built by	Krupp · 19391 units
Top speed	50 km/h31 mph	31 mph
Track gauge	1,000 mmMetre gauge3 ft 3⅜ in	3 ft 3⅜ in
UIC axle arrangement	1'C1' h2
Whyte notation	2-6-2
Width	2.6 m8 ft 6 in	8 ft 6 in
Height	3.65 m12 ft 0 in	12 ft 0 in
Weight	48 t105,822 lb	105,822 lb