Industry
Working Group
Exchange
Project
RAILiability
Collaborates with European railways to bring more applications to the market.
The railways in Europe are major drivers of additive manufacturing and they have a great interest in bringing more AM applications to the market. Implementing a new technology into a market cannot be done overnight, it especially needs these applications.
This working group is a protected space for railway companies to share knowledge, to reach 100% availability of spare parts and rolling stock and to optimize supply chain costs.
Already this cooperation helps new players to accelerate much faster and has achieved that 3D printing requirements are integrated into the tender for new rail vehicles.

Martin Stevens
DB ESG

Stefanie Brickwede
Managing Director
- 20Jan
- 16Dec
RAILiability & Friends Quarterly Working Group Meeting
Where European Railways come together to discuss use cases, technologies and materials for public urban transport
- 21Jul
RAILiability Monthly Working Group Meeting
Where European Railways come together to discuss use cases, technologies and materials for public urban transport
- 16Sep
RAILiability Quarterly Meeting
Where European Railways come together to discuss use cases, technologies and materials for public urban transport
- 15Jul
RAILiability & Friends | DED
Where European Railways come together to discuss use cases, technologies and materials for public urban transport
- 17Mar
RAILiability meets Public Urban Transport
Transport Companies and Suppliers: Join the Exchange to Advance AM Integration!
Implementation
Accelerating the implementation of AM in the rail industry
Joint database
Creating an informal joint database for railway companies
Communicating specific needs
Communicating specific needs of railways in Europe to the industry (e.g. flame-retardancy requirements)
Developing use cases
Jointly developing use cases to analyze challenges and possible fields of research & development
RAILiability and Friends
User-driven discussions with the industry in a format called “RAILiability and Friends”








