Furrer+Frey Overhead contact lines

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Established in 1923, Furrer+Frey AG is a leading medium-sized supplier of overhead contact line systems both in Switzerland and around the world. We develop, plan, build, and maintain overhead contact line systems for suburban and main-line railway services, in the interest of increased electromobility. With our innovative and sustainable approach, we are able to offer our clients cutting-edge, customised and flexible solutions.

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17. December 2024

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

The festive season is just around the corner, and with it a time for pause and gratitude.

29. October 2024

Rigid overhead conductor rail system in the new EOLE tunnel on the Paris RER E line

After almost four years of intensive project work – from the initial development and design meetings through planning and installation to the final training and commissioning – the major EOLE (Est-Ouest Liaison Express) tunnel project in Paris is now complete.

03. October 2024

Successful commissioning of the first retractable ROCS for Indian Railways

We are pleased to announce the successful completion and putting into operation of the retractable rigid overhead conductor rail system (ROCS) at the Shakurbasti depot in New Delhi. This project represents a significant milestone for the Indian railway infrastructure and was realised for Indian Railways.

26. August 2024

Our new website is live!

After more than a year of intensive work, we are now pleased to present our new website – a milestone that is the result of a highly constructive teamwork, both internal and external.

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Reference projects

A railway track passes through a rocky, vine-covered gorge. The track crosses over an arched stone bridge. A small waterfall cascades down the rocky cliffside. The area is lush with greenery, indicating a natural, scenic environment.

Overhead line clearance gauge for 4 m high semi-trailers on the Ceneri summit line

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An orange train travels along a gravel-covered railway track at a rural station. The station features a small green building to the right and is surrounded by open fields and trees. Overhead electric power lines are visible against a cloudy sky.

Extension and expansion of the RBS S8 line for improved timetable stability

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