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A boxcar is the North American and South Australian Railways term for a railroad car that is enclosed and generally used to carry freight. The boxcar, while not the simplest freight car design, is considered one of the most versatile since it can carry most loads.

See what rail cars look like and learn about the difference between these rail equipment types: autorack, boxcar, centerbeam, covered hopper, coil car, flatcar, gondola, intermodal equipment, refrigerated boxcar, open-top hopper, tank car and well car

2024年8月29日 · Railroad boxcars are perhaps not only the best-recognized pieces of equipment ever put into service but also one of the most identifiable symbols of the industry itself.

(100+) Plate C Boxcars Built: 1979 Cars are in good condition Cubic Capacity: 5237 cu ft Outside Length: 61ft-05in Price: $16,000 Call for Location Locomotives | Rail Cars | Rail Equipment & MOW | Passenger Cars

2007年7月12日 · NYO&W 34' boxcar (out of production?) PRR XG/XH, 1895. PRR XL, fishbelly underframe, 36', a real stretch for 19th century. PRR/RDG XMH steel underframe, 36', another stretch for 19th century. The old classics, 36', now sold RTR only. Many different roadnames, 2 styles, truss-rod and early steel fishbelly. Exact prototype unclear.

Whether it’s standard boxcars or refrigerated and insulated cars, TrinityRail has been a leader in railcar innovation for decades. Our portfolio of boxcars features the standard 39’-10½”, 50’-6” and 60’-9” versions — with proprietary railcars like the EcoBox ® and TrinCool™ setting a new standard for innovation and efficiency.

When you think “rail car,” chances are your mind’s eye pictures a boxcar. Featured in books, movies and television, boxcars may be one of the most iconic pieces of railroad equipment and are certainly the most recognizable.

Boxcars are generally used for loads which must be protected from the weather. They may be ordered with insulation, refrigeration, cushioning, bulkheads or damage free devices for protection against shifting, damage or temperature extremes during transit.

1999年3月8日 · Current boxcar technology includes movable bulkheads, end cushioning and air bags to improve efficiency and prevent damage. Insulated cars can carry perishables which do not require mechanical refrigeration cars.