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Diesel Pneumatic-Tyre Trucks EX50 Series 10ton - 16ton
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Environmental Safety

Picture of HIGH POWER CLEAN DIESEL ENGINE SAA6D107E-1

The new engine adopts the latest technologies that supports both reliable power and environmentfriendliness

EPA Tier 3/ Euro IIIA compliant SAA6D107E-1 engine adopts Komatsu's latest engine technologies, and dramatically reduces NOx and PM in exhaust. Also, each system successfully interacts for better fuel efficiency and lowered running noises. Reliable fuel filters keep systems performance high and protect components. The engine offer full performance and power even in severe conditions.

Rated Output : 122kW @ 2,200rpm
Maximum Torque : 575Nm @ 1,600rpm



Key Technology-1 : Electronic Control System

The center control unit quickly processes signals from various sensors on the vehicle in order to produce a maximum power in any condition, eliminating possible loss in engine performance.


Key Technology-2 : Heavy duty HPCR System

High pressure compressed fuel stored in a accumulator chamber, so-called common rail, is injected into each cylinder sufficiently at a proper timing by an ECU (Electric Controlled Unit). This HPCR (High Pressure Common Rail) system promises optimized fuel burning and reduced fuel consumption.

Picture of Heavy duty HPCR System

Key Technology-3 : New Combustion System

A unique shape of the combustion chamber on the top surface of each piston facilitates complete fuel burning by optimizing conditions, timings and amounts of fuel injection, which helps reduce NOx and PM in exhaust, as well as fuel consumption.

Picture of New Combustion System

Key Technology-4 : Air to Air Charge Air Coolig System

Picture of Air to Air Charge Air Coolig SystemThis system cools high temperature air blown by the turbocharger and supplies it to cylinders.
As a result, the system maximizes combustion efficiency and emission performance, facilitating high output while reducing NOx and fuel consumption.