DNS-36 Medium Track Train (36 Seats) for Sale

Name: DNS-36 Medium Track Train
Brand: DINIS
SKU: DNS-36-TRACK-TRAIN

DINIS DNS-36 Medium Track Train, 36 seats Track Trains

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Track Trains36 seats

The DNS-36 is DINIS's most popular mid-size track train — 36 seats, diesel-electric or lithium drive, and the proven 406 mm gauge scenic railway system.

Formation	Locomotive + tender + 3 passenger cars
Capacity	36 passengers (12 per car) · 20-pax config available
Locomotive (L×W×H)	2,868 × 580 × 1,890 mm
Carriage (L×W×H)	5,300 × 1,850 × 1,100 mm
Power	Cummins silent genset 20 kW · 2.2 kW × 2 motors (380 V)
Battery option	72 V 400 Ah lithium (24-seat lithium version)
Max speed	≤ 6 km/h
Max grade	≤ 3%
Turning radius	≥ 13 m
Range	60 km per tank / charge cycle
Empty weight	2,350 kg
Track	406 mm gauge · 12 kg/m rail
Braking	Motor + pneumatic brake · emergency stop
Extras	Simulated steam, copper bell, LED lights, MP5 audio

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Key Features

Proven 36-seat formation — the best-selling medium track train
Diesel-electric (Cummins silent genset) or 72 V lithium battery drive
Simulated steam smoke, copper bell, horn and LED lighting
406 mm gauge track system with 12 kg/m rail
Automotive-grade body, professional baking paint
Custom colors, logos, seats and station designs

Typical Applications

Scenic areas and tourist attractions
Theme parks and family parks
City parks and botanical gardens
Resorts and estates
Farm parks and zoos

Product Details

The DNS-36 is the sweet spot of the DINIS track train range: enough capacity for real revenue, compact enough for medium routes, and available with either diesel-electric or lithium battery drive.

Its 2.2 kW × 2 traction motors and 380 V electric drive are fed by a silent Cummins generator set, giving 60 km of range and grades up to 3%. The lithium version uses a 72 V 400 Ah battery for fully electric, zero-emission operation.

Standard equipment includes simulated steam smoke, a copper bell, LED lighting, MP5 audio and pneumatic braking with an emergency stop. The train, track, station designs and installation support ship as one package, and every unit is no-load test-run before leaving the factory.

DNS-36 Medium Track Train FAQ

How long is a typical DNS-36 route?

Most projects use 400–800 m of track, but route length is fully flexible and designed around your site.

What is the difference between the fuel and lithium versions?

The fuel version uses a Cummins silent generator set; the lithium version uses a 72 V 400 Ah battery for zero-emission operation. Operating costs are similar, and we help you choose based on your site.

How many staff are needed to operate it?

Typically one driver plus one attendant at the station, depending on your operation model.

How much does the DNS-36 medium track train cost?

Price depends on the formation (the standard 1+3 set carries 36 passengers), the total track length and whether you choose the diesel-electric or the 72 V lithium version. Send us your route length and expected visitors and we will reply with a factory-direct quotation, usually within one working day.

How many passengers can the DNS-36 move per hour?

At a full 36-seat load, a 60-minute round-trip cycle gives a theoretical steady-state flow of about 36 passengers per hour; a 30-minute cycle gives about 72. The optional 20-passenger configuration gives roughly 20 or 40 passengers per hour on the same cycles. Actual capacity is lower after boarding, dwell time and queuing are included.

What track and route does the DNS-36 need?

It runs on 406 mm gauge rail with 12 kg/m steel, rated for gradients up to 3% and a curve radius from 13 m, with a maximum speed of 6 km/h. The standard formation carries 36 passengers at 12 per car, and a 20-passenger configuration is available for shorter routes.