Formerly MAN Energy Solutions; B&W two-stroke and four-stroke engines, turbochargers, propellers, fuel systems and PrimeServ service.
Everllence Repair & Overhaul Enhanced
Everllence GenSet Overhaul Packages
OEM spare parts packages aligned to service intervals for overhauls of Everllence L16/24, L21/31, L23/30, L27/38 and L28/32 four-stroke GenSet engines.
Description
GenSet Overhaul Packages from Everllence PrimeServ supply all required OEM spare parts for overhauls of four-stroke GenSet engines, aligned with recommended service intervals to reduce downtime and extend engine life.
Covered engines
L16/24, L21/31, L23/30, L27/38 and L28/32
Key features
- Genuine Everllence components with expert support
- Packages tailored to the overhaul scope
- Optimized parts to reduce emissions and improve efficiency
- Supported by more than 100 service centers with 24/7 availability
Add-on options
- GenSet Overhaul Concept: all-in-one solution including spare parts, onboard maintenance, project management and component upgrades
- Retrofit solutions to improve CII
- Digital solutions for proactive 24/7 service
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