Fleischmann 9157 Dreiwegweiche für Handbetrieb

Fleischmann 9157 Dreiwegweiche für Handbetrieb Product Details

Description

Fleischmann 9157 Three-way turnout for manual operation - Compact turnout solution in N-gauge

With the Fleischmann 9157 three-way turnout, model railroaders have a particularly space-saving and functional option for expanding their N-gauge layout. The only 111 mm long turnout is designed for manual operation and is ideal for analog operation or for parts of the layout where electrical control is deliberately dispensed with.

Maximum track variety in a small space

Three-way turnouts are true space-saving wonders and enable a wide variety of track layouts in the smallest of spaces. Whether in the station area, on shunting fields or when connecting sidings - the Fleischmann 9157 ensures a high degree of flexibility and helps to implement complex driving options even in limited spaces.

Robust technology for many years of use

The mechanical construction of the turnout is designed for durability and ease of use. Switching is done manually by hand - ideal for model railroaders who deliberately want to do without electric drives. The stable mechanics guarantee reliable switching operations and a long service life in daily operation.

For well thought-out layout planning

The compact design makes the 9157 the perfect choice for layouts with limited space. Especially in stations or on branch lines where numerous junctions are required, this turnout is an ideal addition. Easy to handle and versatile in use, it offers great practical benefits.

Efficient solution for analog N-gauge systems

The Fleischmann 9157 three-way turnout is an excellent option for anyone who works in the analog range or deliberately opts for simplicity. Maximum track utilization can be achieved here without any electrical effort - an ideal solution for planning-intensive model railroaders with an eye for functionality.

Features:

• Gauge: N
• Length: 111 mm
• Suitable for analog operation
• Ideal for stations, sidings and shunting tracks