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    • Kinkisharyo International, L.L.C.

    El Segundo, CA 90245

    COMPANY OVERVIEW

    About Kinkisharyo International, L.L.C.

    KINKISHARYO powers the rail industry with innovative, customized solutions engineered for dependability and performance.

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    1960 E Grand Ave
    Suite 1210
     El Segundo, CA 90245
    United States of America
    https://www.kinkisharyo.com
    1.888.474.2796
    310.426.9965

    More Info on Kinkisharyo International, L.L.C.

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    KINKISHARYO powers the rail industry with innovative, customized solutions engineered for dependability and performance. We specialize in the design and production of new passenger rolling stock and provide essential services such as overhauls, maintenance, and repairs to ensure long-lasting, consistent performance. Our focus is on delivering quality and durability at every stage.

    Products and Press Releases

    Metro
    Metro unveiled its new pilot car for testing on the Metro Gold and Expo lines. A total of 78 cars will be delivered by El Segundo-based Kinkisharyo International.
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    Rail

    Kinkisharyo Demonstrates ameriTRAM, North America’s First Low-Floor Electro-Hybrid Streetcar, in Dallas

    April 29, 2011
    ameriTRAM Runs Up To Five Miles Without Overhead Catenary Wires

    Articles & News

    Graffiti Shield
    Elevator cab vandalism.
    Rail

    The Rise of Aggressive Vandalism

    Angel Martinez
    Sept. 6, 2016
    Transit agencies need to budget for dealing with aggressive vandalism before it grows out of hand and is too late.
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    A Total Transit Network in the Valley

    July 11, 2013
    Creating connections and partnerships has led to growth for Valley Metro.
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    Rail

    The Future is Here: Catenary-less Power for Light Rail

    June 3, 2011
    They are expensive. They are dangerous. They are unsightly.They are the catenary lines used to power light-rail trains in the United States and Europe, and both manufacturers ...

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    Shannon Kasztejna

    Business Development & Aftermarket Sales Manager

    Socorro Felix

    BDE Liaison Officer

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