IAA Hannover

At the IAA International Truck Show, Hannover, Germany on 22 September, Cummins Turbo Technologies took the wraps off a new range of small turbochargers designed to meet the specific requirements of 2-5 litre diesel engines.

The range of wastegate and variable geometry turbochargers has been launched to meet the requirements of different emissions requirements across many diverse applications in a wide range of global markets.  

The products feature Cummins Turbo Technologies’ innovative rotor system design, class leading compressor technology and patented sliding wall variable geometry design, optimised to meet the particular requirements of diesel engines in the 2-5 litre range.

The new range of turbochargers has been developed in response to the increasing focus on fuel economy and engine down-sizing of existing strategic customers and to meet the needs of the global diesel engine market across a variety of applications worldwide. 

“These new products combine the best knowledge gained from our experience and heritage in the commercial diesel market, with strong market research and customer collaboration to ensure that they have been designed specifically to meet the needs of the smaller engine market.”, said Jim Lyons, President Cummins Turbo Technologies.

“They meet customer size and weight requirements while providing the durability and reliabilitythat is the Cummins Turbo Technologies hall-mark.”

The new range of small turbochargers has been developed by an international team including engineers in the UK, China and India and will be available globally from 2011.

To learn more about the new range visit www.cummins2to5litreturbos.com.

For further information contact:

Press contacts:
Gillian Murray,
Marketing Communications Leader,
Tel: + 44 1484 832430, Fax: + 44 1484 452623
E-Mail: gillian.murray@cummins.com


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