Invented in the 1890s, diesel engines have been powering our world since soon after Rudolf Diesel filed his first patent. But how has diesel technology changed over the years, and what makes an engine an advanced diesel engine?
Let’s take a look at today’s diesel engines and how Cummins Inc’s innovations have improved and enhanced this technology.

Guangxi Cummins Industrial Power Co., Ltd. (referred to as: GCIC) is a joint venture between Cummins (China) Investment Co., Ltd. and Guangxi Liugong Machinery Co., Ltd. to manufacture diesel engines for construction machinery. It was incorporated on June 27, 2012 and is located in Guangxi. Liuzhou

What is a Rebuilt Engine? A rebuilt engine is an engine that is taken out of a vehicle, taken apart, and put back together. The engine is carefully disassembled where each part is meticulously cleaned, necessary parts of the engine are replaced, and the engine is reassembled with everything in better order than previously. Every part of the engine is inspected, and any part that does not meet the required standards is replaced. All parts of the engine that do meet the specifications are reused to reduce the environmental and economic impact of the work being done to your engine.

Cummins Inc.'s reliable and durable technologies continue to lead the industrial, high horsepower turbocharger market. The revitalized Series 850 Holset® Turbocharger is a world-class product that meets or exceeds the unique product specifications and uptime requirements of its global customers and offers a new compressor stage that provides a more efficient and aerodynamically-focused product.