A covered wagon has a closed body of walls, a roof and doors that slide or swing open, keeping cargo shielded from the weather and harder to tamper with in transit. It's the wagon of choice for grain, palletised freight, bagged goods and anything that simply can't get wet.
Most of the variation between models comes down to the doorway. Wider openings speed up forklift loading, gangways between wagons let crew move down the train without stepping onto the track, and double-deck builds exist specifically for hauling livestock.
Four-axle covered wagon (with metal front wall)
- Loading capacity: 66 ton
- Tare weight: 23 ton
- Volume: 120 m³
Four-axle covered wagon with broadened doorways
- Loading capacity: 68 ton
- Tare weight: 24 ton
- Volume: 120 m³
Four-axle covered wagon
- Loading capacity: 68 ton
- Tare weight: 22.28 ton
- Volume: 120 m³
Four-axle covered wagon
- Loading capacity: 50 ton
- Tare weight: 35 ton
- Volume: 120 m³
Four-axle covered wagon with connecting gangway and broadened doorways
- Loading capacity: 68 ton
- Tare weight: 25 ton
- Volume: 81 m³ (114 m³ including roof)
Four-axle covered 2-storied livestock wagon
- Loading capacity: 22 ton
- Tare weight: 25.4 ton
Four-axle covered all-metal wagon for automobiles
- Loading capacity: 42 ton
- Tare weight: 42 ton
Four-axle hopper wagon for cement
- Loading capacity: 67 ton
- Tare weight: 18.5 ton
- Volume: 55 m³
Four-axle covered hopper wagon for grain
- Loading capacity: 65 ton
- Tare weight: 22 ton
- Volume: 93 m³
Four-axle covered hopper wagon for mineral fertilizers
- Loading capacity: 64 ton
- Tare weight: 22 ton
- Volume: 73 m³
Four-axle wagon for granular polymer
- Loading capacity: 72 ton
- Tare weight: 28 ton
- Volume: 146 m³
Four-axle wagon for granular polymer
- Loading capacity: 60 ton
- Tare weight: 24 ton
- Volume: 130 m³