Mercedes engines

High power traction motors are required for transporting heavy loads or when driving on rough roads. For these purposes, 6-cylinder in-line engines of the OM906LA series, produced in modifications from 210 to 300 hp, are the best suited. Thanks to the wide range and low minimum level of 1200 rpm, there is more efficient gear shifting and fuel economy. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM906LA

Modern engines must meet several requirements: to be economical, efficient, reliable and environmentally friendly. All these conditions are met by the Mercedes OM 460 engines. These engines are fully electronically controlled, which significantly increases their efficiency. The Mercedes OM460LA is a six-cylinder engine with separate injection pumps that deliver high-pressure fuel to ensure low diesel consumption. These motors are equipped with an energy efficient compressor that consumes less power than compressors of the same type. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM460LA

Diesel engine manufactured by Mercedes-Benz. The engine is a four-stroke and has a displacement of 7201 cubic centimeters, which corresponds to 435 cubic inches. It is one of a series of 900 engines that began development after the crisis in the 1980s to replace the 300 series engines. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM926LA

Mercedes-Benz OM651 is a family of in-line four-cylinder internal combustion diesel engines from Mercedes-Benz, first introduced in October 2008. It was created as a replacement for the OM646 and OM642 series. Production took place at a plant in Stuttgart, Germany. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM651

The OM470 engine is a refrigerant cooled 4-stroke direct injection diesel engine. The engine is equipped with a common rail diesel injection system, cooled and regulated exhaust gas recirculation, and turbocharging with boost pressure control. Single-stage charging is carried out via an exhaust-gas turbocharger. The valve drive has 2 gear-driven overhead camshafts. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM470

OM314 – Diesel engine manufactured by Mercedes-Benz, four-stroke, volume – 3780 cubic centimeters, which corresponds to 345 cubic inches. It is one of the 300 series of engines that began production shortly after World War II. Specifically, OM 314 saw the light of day in 1964, simultaneously with the 6-cylinder analogue of OM 352 and replaced the predecessor OM 301, which produced 55 hp on 6 cylinders. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM314

Mercedes-Benz OM352 is an in-line 6-cylinder direct injection diesel engine from Daimler-Benz AG. It was developed in 1963 at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Mannheim and presented in 1964 at the Genfer Auto-Salon. From 1966 the engine was also available as the OM 352 A with a turbocharger. Later, multi-fuel variants were created based on the 352 OM model with an intercooler. For NATO, for example, a gasoline engine (M 352) was created. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM352

The OM642 engines are a family of 6-cylinder V-shaped diesel engines with direct injection and a turbocharger from Mercedes-Benz, produced since March 2005. The working volume of the OM642 diesel engine is 3 liters, the camber angle of the block is 72 degrees (which is completely atypical for a V-shaped engine). A single turbine with variable guide vanes is installed in the camber of the cylinder block. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM642

The OM364 engine of Mercedes-Benz brand is popular and is known as a simple design, unpretentious and reliable engine, without turbocharging, equipped with a mechanical injection pump. It has been equipped with CLAAS agricultural machines for over 20 years. The motor can be used as a drive for various equipment and superstructures: generators, pneumatic compressors, small excavators, motor pumps, etc. Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM364

Mersedes OM442 engines are V-type engines. They are distinguished by a wide range of modifications that cover almost the entire power range. These engines have 8 cylinders up to 130 mm in diameter with a pair of valves. They achieve high power ratings at low revs. With a rotational speed of 1800 rpm, they produce 408 hp (300 kW). Continue reading Engine Mercedes OM442