NIIGATA 16NSAK-M 867.6HP
Model: 16NSAK-MBrand: NIIGATA
Product Description:
NIIGATA 16NSAK-M 867.6HP Marine Diesel Engine
The NIIGATA 16NSAK-M 867.6HP Marine Diesel Engine is a high-performance power unit designed for a variety of marine applications, including commercial shipping, fishing vessels, and marine logistics operations. Engineered with precision and built to endure the harshest maritime environments, this diesel engine offers reliability, fuel efficiency, and superior performance. With its robust construction and advanced technology, the NIIGATA 16NSAK-M is an excellent choice for operators looking for dependable and powerful marine propulsion solutions.
Price:
$150,000 USD
Key Features:
- High Power Output: Delivers an impressive 867.6 horsepower, providing ample power for most marine applications.
- Fuel Efficiency: Advanced fuel injection system ensures optimal fuel consumption, reducing operational costs.
- Durable Construction: Built with high-grade materials to withstand harsh marine environments and ensure long service life.
- Advanced Cooling System: Efficient cooling mechanism to prevent overheating and maintain optimal performance.
- Low Emissions: Designed to meet stringent emission standards, contributing to environmental sustainability.
- Easy Maintenance: Engine components are accessible, making routine maintenance straightforward and less time-consuming.
- Noise Reduction: Incorporates sound-dampening technology to minimize operational noise, ensuring a quieter engine room.
Technical Specifications:
- Engine Model: NIIGATA 16NSAK-M
- Output Power: 867.6 HP
- Configuration: 16-cylinder, V-type
- Displacement: 76.3 liters
- Bore x Stroke: 220 mm x 300 mm
- Compression Ratio: 15:1
- Maximum RPM: 1900 RPM
- Cooling System: Sea water-cooled
- Fuel System: Direct injection diesel
- Aspiration: Turbocharged, intercooled
- Weight: 10,200 kg
- Dimensions (L x W x H): 4500 mm x 2000 mm x 2900 mm
- Emission Compliance: IMO Tier II
- Noise Level: 98 dB(A) at 1 meter
- Service Interval: 250 hours of operation
- Warranty: 2 years or 3000 operating hours, whichever comes first
Additional Information:
For maritime operators seeking a reliable and powerful engine solution, the NIIGATA 16NSAK-M 867.6HP Marine Diesel Engine stands out with its combination of power, efficiency, and durability. This robust engine promises to deliver top performance, ensuring safe and efficient operations in any marine environment.
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