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Railcar

Schneider SNCF X 2100

Built by ANF, Schneider

Top speed
140 km/h
87 mph
Power output
412 kW
553 hp
Weight
44 t
97,003 lb
Length
22.4 m
73 ft 6 in
Track gauge
1,435 mm
Standard gauge
Years built
1980–1983
53 units

Overview of the Schneider SNCF X 2100

Discover the SNCF X 2100, an iconic diesel railcar that served as a reliable workhorse on French railways for decades.

Built between 1980 and 1983, this versatile train is known for its robust design and a top speed of 140 km/h, making it suitable for various regional routes.

With a length of 22.4 meters and a powerful 412 kW engine, the X 2100 provided comfortable journeys for passengers.

The SNCF X 2100 played a significant role in transportation across France, serving the French National Railway Corporation and later the Cercle Ferroviaire des Territoires de Sologne et Touraine.

Explore its technical specifications, including the 1435 mm track gauge and Bo'Bo' axle arrangement, which highlight its efficiency and stability on the tracks.

The SNCF X 2100 is a piece of railway history that continues to capture the imagination.

Schneider SNCF X 2100 technical specifications

Value
Built byANF, Schneider · 1980–198353 units
Top speed140 km/h87 mph
Power output412 kW553 hp
Track gauge1,435 mmStandard gauge4 ft 8½ in
UIC axle arrangementBo'Bo'
Length22.4 m73 ft 6 in
Width2.87 m9 ft 5 in
Height3.81 m12 ft 6 in
Weight44 t97,003 lb

Operators of the Schneider SNCF X 2100

Railway companies that have operated the SNCF X 2100, with the class designation used by each of them.

OperatorClassCountry
Cercle Ferroviaire des Territoires de Sologne et TouraineCFTST X 2100France
French National Railway CorporationSNCF X 2100France

Schneider SNCF X 2100 photos

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