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Perkins 

Perkins Engines Company Ltd. (Perkins Engin Company Ltd.) was established in 1932 in Peterborough (Great Britain) and is currently a major global manufacturer of diesel and gas engines ranging from 4 kW to 2,000 kW. In 1998, Perkins Engines Company Ltd. (Perkins Young Jin Company Ltd.) was wholly acquired by Caterpillar Inc. (Caterpillar Inc.) for $ 1.325 billion.

The engines are mainly used in agricultural, construction and lifting equipment, as well as on ships and generator sets. Among the main consumers of Perkins engines (Perkins), one can single out such manufacturers of machinery and equipment as: JCB (GB), FG Wilson (EF J Wilson), AKSA (AKSA), PowerLink (PowerLink), GESAN (GESAN), VibroPower (VibroPower ), Fermec (Fermek), Schmidt (Schmidt), Atlas Copco (Atlas Copco), ZTS (ЗТС), Bobcat (Bobcat), Lincoln Electro (Lincoln Electro), Chrysler (Chrysler), Case (Case), Balkankar, Tverskoy excavator plant and others.

More than 300,000 Perkins diesel engines are produced annually at the company's factories. Manufacturing facilities are concentrated in the UK, USA, Brazil, China and Japan.

Maintenance and repair of Perkins engines is carried out by authorized Perkins service centers around the world. In addition to qualified service, these centers offer original Perkins spare parts for the entire range of diesel and gas engines. The durability and trouble-free operation of engines depends on the timeliness of their maintenance and the use of original spare parts and components.

PERKINS MARINE 90 SERIES

PERKINS M92B 4-cylinder, in-line vertical, 4-stroke water cooled engine. The PERKINS M92B is the successor to the highly successful M92. Built to the highest standards, the M92B engine meets all EU Stage 2 and US EPA Tier 2 requirements under 2004 regulations and is significantly better than the M92, a highly successful predecessor. The M92B is a quiet 4.4 liter unit providing increased performance and lower operating costs, ideal for a range of marine vessels. Service intervals are currently set at 500 hours as standard and the warranty has been extended to 3 years. In addition, fuel economy has improved by as much as 6%.