Vulcan Foundry

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Vulcan Foundry was a prominent British locomotive manufacturer known for producing steam, diesel, and electric engines for railways in the UK and abroad.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf engineering company
locomotive manufacturer
ceasedOperation 1960s
country United Kingdom
employed boilermakers
draughtsmen
locomotive engineers
mechanical fitters
foundedBy Charles Tayleur NERFINISHED
Robert Stephenson NERFINISHED
hasNameOrigin named after Vulcan, the Roman god of fire and metalworking
hasSiteUse redeveloped industrial and commercial area
heritage part of British railway engineering history
inception 1830
industry locomotive construction
railway engineering
locatedIn England
Lancashire
Newton-le-Willows NERFINISHED
mergedInto English Electric NERFINISHED
notableWork BR Class 40 diesel-electric locomotives NERFINISHED
BR Class 50 diesel-electric locomotives NERFINISHED
LMS Stanier Class 8F locomotives NERFINISHED
Queensland Railways 2400 class locomotives NERFINISHED
Queensland Railways 2600 class locomotives NERFINISHED
Queensland Railways 2800 class locomotives NERFINISHED
War Department Austerity 2-10-0 locomotives NERFINISHED
War Department Austerity 2-8-0 locomotives NERFINISHED
participatedIn Second World War military locomotive production
product diesel locomotives
electric locomotives
export locomotives
industrial locomotives
steam locomotives
servedRailway British Railways NERFINISHED
Ceylon Government Railways NERFINISHED
Egyptian State Railways NERFINISHED
Indian Railways NERFINISHED
London and North Western Railway NERFINISHED
New South Wales Government Railways NERFINISHED
Queensland Railways NERFINISHED
South African Railways NERFINISHED
Victorian Railways NERFINISHED
specializedIn export locomotives for overseas railways
heavy freight locomotives
mainline passenger locomotives
successor English Electric Vulcan Works NERFINISHED

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British Rail Class 40 builder Vulcan Foundry
Earlestown hasHistoricalIndustry Vulcan Foundry