Marine engine MR 506 SH3diesel6-cylinderturbocharged
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Characteristics
- Type
- diesel
- Number of cylinders
- 6-cylinder
- Technology
- turbocharged, common rail
- Product applications
- for the construction industry, marine
- Cooling system
- water cooling
- Emissions level
- Tier 3
- Other characteristics
- compact, low-noise
- Power
270 ch
(270 hp)- Torque
587 Nm
(432.949 ft.lb)- Rotational speed
2,200 rpm
(13,823.01 rad.min-1)- Displacement
3 l
(0.793 gal)- Weight
365 kg
(804.69 lb)- Length
850 mm
(33.5 in)- Width
880 mm
(34.6 in)- Height
770 mm
(30.3 in)
Description
The new MR506SH3 engine delivers exceptional performance using state-of-the-art injection technologies and turbocharging. The new 3.0L V6 engine with a power of 270 HP and a torque of 587Nm at 2200 RPM is at the top of its category. Thanks to its compactness it offers great installation flexibility.
The main technical features are the 2000 bar injection system, a double chain driven overhead camshaft and 4 valves per cylinder. Thanks to the new variable geometry VGT turbocharger with ball bearings and a water cooled turbine, the engine is able to develop both a very high specific power and an immediate response from low revolutions.
Reliable, fast, ecological and with low noise levels, the new V6 diesel engine of the MR506 family is able to meet the needs of every yachtsman.
Catalogs
MR 506 SH3 270
2 Pages
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