Our History

2025

LAUNCH OF THE CONTINUOUS STUFFING MACHINE

With the S7 CPLS 32 4.0 – Continuous Tamping Robot 4.0, we are introducing our first continuous-operation double-sleeper tamping machine for main lines and points.
In the same year, a new warehouse with a floor area of 810 m² was added, and the total production area was expanded to 4,908 m².

2024

PRESENTATION OF THE INNOVATIVE S7 GRAVEL GRADING CONCEPT AT TRA DUBLIN

At the Transport Research Arena (TRA) in Dublin, the prototype of the newly developed S7 ballast levelling robot, the S7 HSP 4.0, will be unveiled to the public for the first time – marking another milestone in the development of modern track construction technology.
In addition, steadily rising demand has made it necessary to expand the production area to
4,208 m².

2023

Construction of the outdoor track layout

Construction of an external track system branching directly off the ÖBB line between Lambach and Gmunden. At the same time, the production area will be expanded to 2,558 m².

2020

New Shareholders

12/2020: Linsinger Holding MATE GmbH becomes shareholder of the established system7 rail holding GmbH to which system7 rail support GmbH and system7 rail technology GmbH belong

01/2020: INVEST AG of Raiffeisen Landesbank Upper Austria becomes shareholder in both companies system7 rail support GmbH and system7 rail technology GmbH

2019

New Production Hall

Launch of the new production hall for rail vehicles in January 2019
2017

Launch of the UNIVERSAL TAMPER 4.0

Relocation of Design and Production department to the today company site in Laakirchen.

Launch of the full-hydraulic tamping bank.

11/2015

Relocation to Laakirchen

Relocation of Design and Production department to the today company site in Laakirchen.

Launch of the full-hydraulic tamping bank.

2013

Launch of the Oil Manager

The company system7 rail support GmbH was founded in Linz. The shareholders include Dr. Lichtberger, Ing. Hofer and Venionaire Capital.

Start of the “Oil Manager” device for rail vehicles and buses as well as the Vehicle Tracking System “RaVeM”.