The Perkins 1204F-E44TTAN is a 4.4-liter inline four-cylinder twin-turbocharged diesel engine with a power range of 82–129 kW. It is suitable for medium-duty construction machinery, agricultural machinery, and industrial equipment, offering high power output, fuel economy, and low emissions.
Features
- Twin-turbocharged design – Increased torque and power output across the entire rpm range
- High-pressure common rail system – Precise injection, high combustion efficiency, and low fuel consumption
- Reliable and durable – Perkins engines are widely used in off-highway machinery and are easy to maintain
- Compact design – High power density, suitable for equipment with limited space
Applications
- Construction machinery: Excavators, loaders, rollers, telehandlers
- Agricultural machinery: Large and medium-sized tractors, combine harvesters
- Industrial equipment: Pumps, air compressors, material handling equipment
- Generator sets: Some models are also compatible
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is your main products?
A1: We are specialized in the excavator engine spare parts, for example Main cylinder block, cylinder head, crankshaft, Engine assembly, piston, cylinder liner, piston ring, camshaft, connecting rod, oil pump, water pump, valve series products, movement, etc. almost all parts of the entire engine.
Q2: If I only know the excavator model, but can not offer parts No., what should I do?
A2: If possible, you can send us pictures of old products, name plate or the size for reference.
Q3: Can you accept sample order?
A3: Yes sure. We can supply the sample if we have ready parts in stock, but the customers have to pay the sample cost and the courier cost.
Q4: Do you test all your goods before delivery?
A4: Yes, we have 100% test before delivery.
Q5: How can I do if there is something wrong with the items?
A5: Our products have been professionally tested and the quality is very stable. If you really found something wrong, please contacts. We have a professional after-sales team to help you solve the problem.
