TX Logistics reveals the new NiKRASA 3.0 system

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TX Logistics, a subsidiary of Mercitalia Group, unveiled the new version of NiKRASA at Innotrans Berlin. NiKRASA is a vertical loading system for combined rail transport. The new version comes with a set of innovative new features. For example, it allows for the loading of non-cranable semi-trailers, it does not require a terminal ramp, it is stackable, and it optimises the transportation of mega-trailers. 

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TX Logistics reveals the new NiKRASA 3.0 system

Photo: TX Logistics. TX Logistics

TX Logistics, a subsidiary of Mercitalia Group, unveiled the new version of NiKRASA at Innotrans Berlin. NiKRASA is a vertical loading system for combined rail transport. The new version comes with a set of innovative new features. For example, it allows for the loading of non-cranable semi-trailers, it does not require a terminal ramp, it is stackable, and it optimises the transportation of mega-trailers. 

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Author: Marco Raimondi

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