Cummins diesel engine

Fueling many industry and marine uses, Cummins diesel engines are one of the most versatile and robust diesel engines in the market. The combination of their building quality, power and endurance continuously drives us at DMS to keep on supporting and servicing this brand. Machine or marine engines from Cummins are durable and thus well suited for reconditioning, one of our specialties at DMS!

Reconditioned Cummins diesel engines

Looking for a revamp of your vessels or machines, you cannot overlook the option of getting a reconditioned Cummins engine. This approach saves you a lot of money. And our specialized, knowledgeable engineers guarantee you the best possible results for your reconditioned marine or machine diesel engine. If you are looking for a specific diesel engine, then we can reserve it for you and recondition one in advance for your stock. Or if you are looking for genuine Cummins parts to repair your engine, we can do that for you. Simply contact us.

Reconditioning entails the following parts:

Pistons
Piston rings
Liners
Bearings
Injectors
Fuel Pump
Turbo
Camshaft checked / replaced

Crankshaft: excess material polished and/or buffed

Every part is rebuilt into the engine with new gasket material and new seals, so that the parts close robustly. Parts in contact with cooling water are squeezed, so that leakages are solved. This way, our dedicated team will get you up and running again in no time. This takes around a week, or for bigger engines a few weeks.

Cummins diesel engine uses and branches

Our most common Cummins diesel engines are used for either marine or construction uses. Marine examples are yachts and barges. In the construction and automotive sectors, these engines are used in excavators, shovel, cranes, tourist buses, public transport buses, as well as earthmoving, and drainage devices. This type of diesel engine is also very suited as a generator motor.

Examples of Cummins diesel engines that we already revised

We have 25+ years of expertise with this type of diesel engine, so we can say that almost every type should be known by now (e.g. Stage V engines). A few examples of Cummins diesel engines that we have worked with: