 Asset-light terminal Wroclaw Siechnice
upto 2 trains per day = 14 trains per week terminal max. capacity 1200 TEU new extention possible |
Asset-light terminal Katowice Wlosienica
upto 2 trains per day = 14 trains per week terminal max capacity 700 TEU new extention possible | |
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Cargo unloading from a container into the warehouse and trans-shipment to a trailer |
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Unloading the 2nd and the 3rd coil from inside of a 20' sea container | Wagons inside the warehouse in the terminal Wroclaw Siechnice | Baltic Rail open flat-rack for the last mile delivery of steel-coils |
Baltic Rail heavy railway containers 40' High-Cube Pallet-Wide capacity 30 europallets, neto payload 29 t | Baltic Rail carrier-owned-container 40' High-Cube Pallet-Wide capacity 30 europallets, neto payload 29 t |
First Baltic Rail train in Mlawa April 7th, 2017 |
Terminal Katowice Wlosienica located between Katowice and Krakow | Unloading steel-coils from 20' sea containers into the warehouse |
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Palletized cargo reloading in the container terminal Wroclaw - Siechnice. See more pictures and information at www.balticrail.com/special_projects | | See more pictures and information at www.balticrail.com/special_projects |
Terminal Wroclaw Siechnice. South-East of Wroclaw city
| Unloading 2 coils from wagon to truck takes 8 minutes. |  Wagon with anti-open steel plates |
Baltic Rail train in Euroterminal Slawkow |
Baltic Rail road chassies used around terminals in Poland |
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Baltic Rail train Katowice - Gdynia pulled by Rail Polska electric loco |
Rail Polska diesel locomotives M62M |
Regular train Koper - Wroclaw - Koper unloading in the terminal Katy Wroclawskie. Summer 2013 |
| Direct un-loading from wagons to trucks in the terminal Dabrowa Gornicza | |
Baltic Rail 90ft wagons in Koper | Parking place in Koper | Train loading in Brzesko Terminal |
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ADR class 1 loading in Paldiski | Train in Paldiski, Estonia | Muuga Container Terminal |
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Loading the freight from Tallinn to Krasnoyarsk (distance 5100 km) |
Terminal Alekon near Tallinn |
Train of harvesters from Paldiski, EE to Kasakhztan Out of gauge shipment H0220 |
Trucks to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan Out of gauge shipment H0010 |
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Amber Hope project train for the Finnish Army Out of gauge shipment H0100 |
News
7 September 2018 Baltic Rail was established in September 2008 and started its first very own container train from Koper (Slovenia) in September 2011. We started from zero and grown the volume to more than 10 thousand TEU per year. Today we run 5-8 container trains per week (2-3 departures per week from the port) in the triangle...
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