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Vibratec at RAILcph 2026

Vibratec will be exhibiting atRAILcph 2026 together with GERB.

RAILcph brings together key players across the rail industry for knowledge sharing and networking.

Together, we will present solutions for vibration isolation in rail and track systems, including NOVODAMP® materials developed by GERB for demanding infrastructure applications, addressing challenges in both infrastructure and rolling stock.

Visit us to learn more about how vibration can be managed at the source to improve performance, durability and comfort in rail applications.

If you’re attending, we look forward to meeting you in Copenhagen.

Date: May 12, 2026
Location: Tivoli Hotel & Congress Center, Copenhagen, Denmark
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