Parker Hannifin will showcase its latest rail technologies at InnoTrans 2026, the leading trade fair for transport technology. Visitors can meet Parker’s rail experts in Hall 10.2, Booth 220, and explore technologies designed to deliver power, thermal, and network performance for reliability in demanding rail environments.

Under the theme “MASTERING THE CONNECTION”, Parker will demonstrate how its integrated technologies can help rail operators and manufacturers address growing pressure to deliver cleaner, more efficient, and more reliable transportation systems. The exhibit will address rail industry priorities, including punctuality, fleet availability, lifecycle performance, and reduced total cost of ownership.

«At InnoTrans 2026, Parker will focus on the critical connections that keep rail systems operating safely, efficiently, and reliably,» said Andreas Lengsfeld, Account Manager – Railway Technologies, Parker Hannifin. «Our technologies help customers meet technical, regulatory, and operational requirements while supporting decarbonization, maintainability, and availability across the full lifecycle of rail assets.»

Parker’s exhibit will feature solutions that support key priorities in modern rail system design and operation, including energy efficiency and decarbonization, thermal management, digital control, pneumatic systems, fluid conveyance, and certified connector technologies. These solutions are developed for demanding transportation applications where performance, safety, quality, and traceability are essential.

Viking Xtreme ISO valve series

A featured technology will be the new Viking Xtreme ISO valve series, developed for robust operation in challenging environments. Parker will also present core products used across critical rail applications, including pneumatic systems for air suspension and auxiliaries, fluid connector solutions, quick couplers, inertial measurement units, and certified components designed to help simplify installation, improve maintainability, and support retrofit requirements.

Parker engineers its rail solutions to meet rigorous performance and compliance expectations, including relevant regulatory and certification requirements such as EN 45545. The company’s focus on quality, traceability, and process reliability helps customers manage risk while maintaining consistent performance across vehicle platforms and operating conditions.

At the booth, Parker experts will be available to discuss individual project requirements and technical priorities, including system architecture, product selection, on-time delivery, supply chain resilience, global engineering support, and long-term operational performance. Visitors can also explore how Parker’s application expertise and broad technology portfolio can help optimize designs, improve serviceability, and support reliable operation throughout the asset lifecycle.