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The Windhoff company was first listed on the stock exchange in 1993. On 19 December 2001, the main company was declared bankrupt and the industrial plant and railway engineering divisions being taken over on 1 March 2002, to become part of Georgsmarienhütte Holdings GmbH. The Windhoff division, as
138:(Windhoff Machine Factory Rheine). This combined company suffered losses during the 1930s. Later, a bomb destroyed the manufacturing premises on 5 October 1944. In 1957 the company stopped manufacturing normal locomotives and start to concentrate on tracking machines ( 174:, used for infrastructure and service trains, as well as electric and diesel shunting machines, shunting locomotives, and stationary shunting equipment. The company also manufactures a wide variety of rail service equipment including lifting equipment, 154:(Windhoff Railway- and Equipment Technology) continues to supply specialist railway vehicles and infrastructure with a team of around 250 people. The company is an approved railway contractor for in the United Kingdom, Sweden and Norway. 194: 239:
Windhoff AG in Rheine, known for its special purpose vehicles for railway maintenance including Cargo-Sprinter MPVs, has been taken over by Georgsmarienhutte Holding
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The company also manufactures equipment for heavy industrial plants, including steel-works equipment such as ladle transporters and tippers,
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is a German manufacturer of specialised railways rolling stock, and heavy industrial plant. The company was founded in 1889.
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and equipment for wheelset maintenance including wheel and bogie drop machines, and wheelset and bogie measuring equipment.
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As similar control mechanisms were used for steam-driven automated weaving looms and for stream-driven railway
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further bespoke vehicles are fire fighting and rescue trains, and Freight Multiple Units (FMUs) on MPV basis.
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industry and founded by Rudolf Windhoff. By 1901 the company was employing over 100 people.
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In 1889, the engineer Rudolf WINDHOFF founded the company as Rheiner Maschinenfabrik
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In 1913, these two private companies were combined to form the share-based
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Windhoff manufactures specialised rail vehicles including the diesel
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This article is about a company, for the German trade unionist, see
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near Münster, Germany in 1889 manufacturing machines for the
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Carl Windhoff

Parent
www.windhoff.com
CargoSprinter
Rheine
weaving
traversers
turntables
ballast tampers
freight multiple unit
CargoSprinter
Windhoff MPV
traversers
turntables
Network Rail
Amey plc
Great Western electrification
torpedo wagons
IAG-MAGNUM
"New owners for Windhoff"






"Portrait of Enterprise"
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