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SHUT DOWN DEVICES , Iran
- Price :To negotiate
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The BF6M1013 diesel engine is a 6-cylinder inline engine with a turbocharger and direct fuel injection, designed for industrial and marine applications. Output power ranges from 170 to 200 kW depending on configuration, with normal engine speed between 2200 and 2300 RPM. Compression ratio is 17:1, and cylinder displacement is 7.15 liters. The cooling system is water-cooled, maintaining operating temperatures between 40 and 95°C. The electrical system includes a 12V or 24V starter and an alternator rated 40 to 70 A.
Structurally, the engine consists of a cast iron alloy cylinder block, hardened steel crankshaft, wear-resistant camshaft and valves, a turbocharger with intercooler, and a fully mechanical or electronic fuel injection system. High-pressure lubrication with multi-stage filters protects internal components. The engine can be mounted on industrial or marine frames, with vibration and noise reduced by anti-vibration mounts. With stable performance and a service life exceeding 20,000 hours, this engine is suitable for heavy machinery, generators, and industrial equipment.You can order and buy SHUT DOWN DEVICES from Iran by contacting us through whatsaap and email.
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Key Considerations in Purchasing and Pricing Diesel Engine Shut-Offs
When purchasing a diesel engine shut-off, engine capacity, fuel system type, and operating pressure must be considered. The shut-off should enable safe and rapid stopping of 20–2000 kW engines and be made from heat- and corrosion-resistant materials. Manual or electronic control, compliance with international standards, and ease of installation affect the final price. Manufacturer brand and country of origin determine warranty and after-sales service costs. Raw material price fluctuations, including steel and alloys, and transportation costs also influence the diesel engine shut-off market.
