Component
MXP
Accelleron MXP (Marine auXiliary Power) turbochargers for small-bore, medium-speed marine auxiliary engines from 600 kW to 2,000 kW, with HFO-capable turbine, VTG versions and self-service maintenance app.
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Component
Accelleron MXP (Marine auXiliary Power) turbochargers for small-bore, medium-speed marine auxiliary engines from 600 kW to 2,000 kW, with HFO-capable turbine, VTG versions and self-service maintenance app.
Equipment
Konrad Marine 500, 600 and 600B series stern drives for working and high-speed boats: models 520, 540, 560, 620, 660, 680, 620B, 660B and 680B.
Equipment
Flange-mounted laser-plate heaters inserted through the tank side: bayonet heaters for energy- and water-saving tank heating, and shrouded suction heaters that warm viscous cargo or fuel right at the pump suction.
Engineering & Design
Free application engineering from Fernstrum: cooler sizing, configuration, placement and installation advice for keel coolers and boxcoolers based on your engine, vessel and operating conditions — with data on file for all major engine makers.
Retrofit / Upgrade / Repower
Everllence PrimeServ portfolio of 60+ retrofit and upgrade solutions for two- and four-stroke engines, turbochargers, GenSets and CP propellers, targeting fuel savings, emissions and EEXI/CII compliance.
Maintenance / Service Agreement
Accelleron service for engine-room components beyond turbochargers: authorized service partner for Somas valves (worldwide, marine), Geislinger dampers (Italy, Malta, Bulgaria) and ABB motors and generators (Bangladesh).
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