Diesel-Loco Modernisation Works

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Diesel-Loco Modernisation Works
TypeIndian Railways production unit
IndustryElectric locomotive
PredecessorDiesel Component Works
FoundedOctober 1981; 40 years ago (October 1981)
Headquarters,
Area served
India
Key people
(General Manager)[1]
ProductsWAP 7
WAG 9
WAG 10
OwnerIndian Railways
Websitedmw.indianrailways.gov.in

Diesel-Loco Modernisation Works, (formerly Diesel Component Works), is located in Patiala in the Indian state of Punjab. It was set up in 1981 to extend the service life of diesel Locomotives of the Indian Railways and raise the level of their availability. It also started to manufactures of WAP 7 and WAG 9 locomotives.

Services[]

  • Manufacture and supply of high quality components and sub-assemblies as spares.
  • Manufacture of components hitherto imported achieving import substitution and timely availability
  • Remanufacture of critical assemblies for the unit exchange system of the diesel locomotive's maintenance system of the railways
  • Rebuilding locomotives and power packs, and retrofitting the locomotives with systems incorporating latest technological development
  • Manufacturing the WAP 7 locomotives and starting its series from 39***. It is also manufacturing the WAG 9 locomotives too.
A DLMW made WAP-7 locomotive homed to Gomoh ELS
A DLMW made WAG-9 locomotive allotted to Gomoh ELS

Products[]

Key:

   Loco currently in production

The designation of the locomotives follows the nomenclature in Indian Railways. Prototypes and individual vehicles are not listed.

Electric locomotives[]

Name Wheel

Arr

Built year(s) Power Current Status Preserved units Comments Picture
WAP-7 Co-Co 2000–present 6350 HP In service GMO WAP-7 39112.jpg
WAG-9 Co-Co[2] 1996–present 6125 HP In service GMO WAG9HC.jpg

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Govt appoints five new general managers in Railways". The New Indian Express.
  2. ^ "WAG9 Co-Co".

External links[]


Retrieved from ""