WinGD
Swiss designer of low-speed two-stroke X and X-DF marine engines, including methanol and ammonia versions.
Winterthur, Switzerland · Company
About
WinGD has been headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland, since its origin as the Sulzer Diesel Engine business in 1893, and continues the Sulzer and Wärtsilä two-stroke engine tradition. Sulzer developed the first reversing two-stroke marine engine in 1905 and put the first gas-burning low-speed marine engine into service in 1972.
Its 12X92DF holds the Guinness World Records title as the most powerful Otto-cycle marine engine commercially available.
The Winterthur team covers research, design, manufacturing support, marketing and sales, and staff represent more than 25 nationalities. The company states its purpose as powering the transformation to a sustainable future.
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