Clyde Engineering

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Men at work in the aircraft workshop at Clyde Engineering, from The Powerhouse Museum collection
The senior staff of Clyde Engineering in a historic photo

Clyde Engineering was the name of part of the business now known as Downer EDI Rail. Clyde Engineering were involved in the construction of railway locomotives and rolling stock, as well as larger scale engineering projects on behalf of the governments of Australia. Clyde Engineering also maintained and constructed aircraft, and made contributions to the first and second World Wars.

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[edit] History

The company began in Sydney in the mid 19th Century.

[edit] Products

Other non rail related products:

  • Lawnmowers and lead batteries - 1930s
  • Servicing planes, naval vessels
  • Mining equipment
  • Automobile parts and accessories
  • Bulldozers
  • Cranes
  • Structural steel
  • Air cargo
  • Lorries

[edit] Manufacturing Facilities

[edit] Clients and Operators

List of operators who have purchased or have Clyde locomotives in their fleet:

[edit] See also

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