Daedong Enters Industrial Engine Power Pack Market

12 power pack models built around 19- to 140-horsepower diesel engines
Expanding push to target OEM customers

Daedong announced on Oct. 22 that it has assembled 12 engine power pack models integrating industrial diesel engines with key auxiliary components, and will target domestic and overseas original equipment manufacturer (OEM) customers in the industrial equipment sector.

An engine power pack is an integrated power package that combines a diesel engine with components required to operate equipment, such as a radiator, air cleaner, fuel filter and display controller. It reduces the burden on equipment manufacturers of individually selecting auxiliary components or designing systems, helping improve product development and installation efficiency.

Daedong Industrial Engine Power Pack

Daedong has developed and produced diesel engines in-house, installing them in approximately 25,000 of its own agricultural machines annually while also supplying engines to finished-equipment manufacturers at home and abroad. The new power pack lineup is part of a strategy to expand its business, previously centered on standalone engines, into integrated power solutions encompassing auxiliary components and drivetrains, building on its engine development and production capabilities and OEM supply experience. Daedong said it plans to diversify its supply formats to meet the equipment development needs of individual customers and strengthen its push into domestic and overseas OEM markets for construction and industrial equipment beyond agricultural machinery.

Daedong will supply power packs tailored to equipment output, installation space and working conditions, based on its in-house-developed industrial diesel engines rated at 19 to 140 horsepower. The power packs can be used in generators, agricultural pumps, construction equipment, and specialized environmental and industrial equipment. Their configurations take into account compatibility between the engine and auxiliary components, as well as ease of installation. Daedong also offers a "Component Kit," which lets customers select only the parts they need, and a "Powertrain Package" integrating an engine, transmission and axle. The powertrain package is distinguished by the advance validation of engine and drivetrain combinations to shorten development time, and by a single point of contact for performance, quality assurance and service matters.

"Daedong has accumulated powertrain integration technology by developing and producing engines in-house and applying them to finished equipment," said Han Ingi, head of Daedong's Global Business Division. "We will expand our industrial power solutions business, offering everything from standalone engines to powertrains, while reducing the burden on customers of sourcing components and developing products."

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