DEUTZ to showcase EU Directive StageIIIB / Tier 4 Interim engines

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• 5th July 2009
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Leading engine manufacturer DEUTZ is to demonstrate its latest generation of off-highway engines, along with its exhaust after-treatments, for three weeks in July

[26^th June 2009]. DEUTZ, the internationally renowned diesel and gas engine manufacturer, is to put its range of EU Directive Stage IIIB / Tier 4 Interim compliant engines on public display for three weeks in July, beginning on July 13^th 2009. The company will also be showing its range of exhaust after treatments.

EU Directive Stage IIIB / Tier 4 legislation is a major issue today, and DEUTZ is ideally placed to deliver compliant engines. Visitors to this show, which is being held at the company's offices in Cannock, will be able to see production versions of these engines, as well as exhaust after treatments, for themselves. See the actual engine sizes and get an opportunity to discuss any aspect of the technology and the implications of the EU Directive Stage IIIB / Tier 4 Interim legislation with DEUTZ experts.

During the three weeks from July 13^th, DEUTZ will hold daily sessions at its offices, designed to allow interested parties to assess the engines for themselves and to take advantage of the company's technical expertise and experience in both the both new engine and aftermarket sectors. As well as the company's pioneering hybrid power unit, the DEUTZ engines on display will include:

 

• TD 2009 L4

3- and 4- cylinder naturally aspirated in-line engines.

• TD 2010 L4
  4 cylinder in-line engines

 

• TCD 2012 L6 4V
  Water cooled 4- and 6-cylinder in-line engines

 

• TCD 2013 L6 4V
  Water-cooled 4- and 6-cylinder in-line engines.

 

• TCD 2015 V6
  Liquid-cooled V6 and V8 cylinder, 90° engines
  
  

There will also be a display of Exhaust After Treatment (EAT) options, Diesel Particulate Filters (DPF), Selective Catalytic Reducers (SCR) and Particulate Oxidation Catalysts (POC).

Visitors are very welcome to visit without an appointment, though anyone who would like to have an in-depth discussion with one of the DEUTZ experts who will be present, can arrange to do so by calling in advance.

July 13^th will also mark two other significant occasions.  First, it will be the launch date of the new DEUTZ training facility - the company offers training across all engine-related fields; including emissions, servicing, engine management software EMR and application installation. Secondly, July 13^th will see the launch of the new DEUTZ website

(http://www.deutz-driven.co.uk/), which will be live from this date.

DEUTZ UK's Cannock offices are situated just off the M6, junction 12 or the M6 Toll junction T7. Anyone interested in arranging an in-depth review of the DEUTZ Tier-4 (Interim) engines should call the company on 01543 438900.