OM E625

Discover the E625, a classic Italian electric locomotive that played a significant role in the country's railway heritage.

Built between 1927 and 1939 by renowned manufacturers like CEMSA, GE, Metrovicks, OM, SNOS, and TIBB, this model, also known as the FS E625, was designed for demanding tasks.

With a 1435 mm gauge and a powerful 1850 kW output, the E625 was primarily used for heavy shunting and freight operations. Its Bo'Bo'Bo' axle arrangement provided excellent traction, although its top speed was limited to 50 km/h, defining its operational scope.

Operating on a 3 kV DC electric system, it delivered a substantial tractive effort of 105 kN. The E625's robust construction and a length of 14.95 meters made it a dependable workhorse on Italian railways, showcasing the advancements in traction technology during the first half of the 20th century.