Salzburg railway transport logistics
| Salzburger Eisenbahn Transportlogistik GmbH | |
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| Basic information | |
| Web presence | http://www.setg.at/startseite.html |
| Reference year | 2016 |
| owner | Gunther Pitterka |
| legal form | GmbH |
| Seat | Salzburg , Austria |
| founding | 2001 |
| Managing directors | Gunther Pitterka, Mauricio Zieger |
| Employee | 105 |
| sales | 65 million euros (2018) |
| number of vehicles | |
| Locomotives | 42 |
| other vehicles | 450 freight cars |
The Salzburger Eisenbahn Transportlogistik GmbH (short: SETG ) is a railway company founded in 2001 with headquarters in Salzburg . The company transports block trains mainly in Austria and Germany with its own and leased electric and diesel locomotives .
history
Salzburger Eisenbahn Transportlogistik was founded on August 22, 2001 by three shareholders. The shares held at the beginning: 45% Mittelweserbahn , 45% H. Kühne Treuhand and 10% Gunther Pitterka. Since 2010, Salzburger Eisenbahn Transportlogistik has been 100% owned by managing director Gunther Pitterka. As early as 2001, when the company was founded, the first round timber block trains were driven for customers in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (D). At that time the trains were tractioned by the partner Mittelweserbahn.
In June 2003 the Ecco-Cargo network, a private railway network for single wagon and wagon group consignments in Germany and Austria, was started. In 2004, together with M. Kaindl KG in Salzburg, the Kaindl shuttle was put on the rails, which since then has been operating twice a day between the Kaindl locations in Salzburg-Liefering and Hüttau / Lungötz. The relocation of these more than 700,000 tons per year from road to rail was carried out by the then project manager at M. Kaindl. Holzindustrie, Friedrich Ahammer and Gunther Pitterka, CEO of SETG, initiated. Another special feature are the 30 'transport containers from Multibox GmbH, which are equipped with special Wingliner doors
In 2005, the first international round timber block trains from Denmark and Germany were driven to Austria. In the same year the German branch in Freilassing was founded. In 2007 operating personnel (wagon master) were trained and employed for the first time. Cross-border transports from Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic to Germany started in 2009, and a year later also from Ukraine to German customers. From 2010 further training of wagon masters and train drivers followed. 32 train drivers and wagon masters / shunting attendants are employed at SETG (as of April 2015).
In 2013, with over 3.5 million tons transported and an annual turnover of EUR 38.7 million, the previous record in the company's history was achieved. In 2014 the subsidiaries S-Air Salzburg Flugbetrieb GmbH (S-AIR) and S-RAIL GmbH were founded. In 2014, the first four high-performance class 193 “Vectron” electric locomotives were put into operation. In 2018, 3 BR 187 locomotives from the manufacturer Bombardier followed.
Today the company also has a branch in Freilassing .
Services
Salzburger Eisenbahn Transportlogistik GmbH operates block trains mainly in Austria and Germany . Regularly promoted the company trains with forest products (including loaded with round wood , wood chips , recycled wood , bark and lumber ) and trains with vehicles , pulp , paper , steel and chemical products. Otherwise, the company also takes on trains for combined cargo transport (KLV trains).
fleet
The company relies on a total of 42 locomotives for the successful implementation of block trains , some of which are owned and partly owned by others. The locomotives are mainly used in Austria and Germany, while the wagons are on the road all over Europe and are driven there by other railway companies .
Electric locomotives
The locomotives of the 193 series (Vectron) are mainly used at SETG . The majority of the Vectron locomotives belong to the leasing company ELL , some belong to Railpool . All of the class 187 locomotives are leased from Railpool. The SETG electric locomotive fleet consists of the following 23 vehicles:
| Series (designation) | number | numbering |
|---|---|---|
| Series 187 (Traxx AC3) | 5 | 187 009, 302-303, 316 487 001 |
| 193 series (Vectron) | 18th | 193 204, 218-219, 240, 248, 285, 722, 728, 736, 746, 752, 759, 761, 812, 814, 821, 831, 839 |
Six locomotives in the fleet were given a special color scheme. These show the public certain personalities. These locomotives are particularly popular for photographers.
| Locomotive | Coloring | owner |
|---|---|---|
| 193 204 | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | ELL |
| 193 218 | Ludwig van Beethoven | ELL |
| 193 219 | silent Night | ELL |
| 193 831 | Christian Doppler | ELL |
| 193 839 | Alpine locomotive | Siemens / ELL |
| 487 001 | marmot | SETG |
Diesel locomotives
In addition, SETG also uses diesel locomotives to carry out transports and to put them together. While the railway company has three Eurorunner 20 diesel mainline locomotives , the remainder are mainly intended for the assembly of trains and for delivery to the companies.
| Series (designation) | number | numbering |
|---|---|---|
| Series 223 ( Eurorunner 20 ) | 3 | ER 20.01, 02, 03 |
| Series 277 ( G 1700 ) | 4th | V 1700.01, 02, 03, 04 |
| 211 series ( V 100 ) | 9 | V 100.01, 02, 03, 04, 51, 52, 53, 54, 58 |
| Series 361/363 ( V 60 ) | 3 | V 60.01, 02, 03 |
| Class 270 ( Wehrmacht locomotive ) | 1 | V 01/20 |
Freight wagons
SETG also has more than 450 freight wagons of various types, some of which are owned by the company itself as well as by third parties.
| wagon | Wagon type |
|---|---|
| Sgjnss | Container |
| Snps-XL | Flat car |
| Sggrss 80 ' | Container |
| Sggrss 90 ' | Container |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Ecco-Cargo network redesigned. eurailpress.de, January 23, 2007
- ^ SETG Kaindl Shuttle ( Memento from April 6, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), Wirtschaftsblatt
- ↑ SETG puts Austria's most modern electric locomotive into operation , logistik-express.com
- ↑ Block trains. In: SETG. Retrieved March 25, 2019 .
- ↑ SETG locomotive fleet. In: SETG. Retrieved March 25, 2019 .
- ↑ fleet of wagons. In: SETG. Retrieved March 25, 2019 .
Coordinates: 47 ° 48 ′ 20.8 " N , 13 ° 4 ′ 3.7" E