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MARINE PRODUCTS GUIDE 2019 CUMMINS INC. MARINE PRODUCTS GUIDE

TECHNOLOGY THAT TRANSFORMS Consolidating the power of Cummins to better serve the recreational, government, and commercial marine segments. RECREATIONAL LANDING CRAFT FIRE BOATS SPORT FISHING OFFSHORE SUPPORT DREDGER DREDGERS CREW BOATS FERRIE FERRIES MARINE PRODUCTS GUIDE CUMMINS INC.

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FROM THE COVER NORDHAVN The Nordhavn 59 Coastal Pilot features a “CE Category A” unlimited offshore rating, insuring that the vessel has the sea keeping and strength capabilities to take on the most serious coastal cruises of up to 1000 miles. The semi-displacement hull is designed for modest top speeds in the 18-20 knot range with an efficient and sea kindly ride at lower cruising speeds. The 59CP is powered by two QSM11 main propulsion engines of 715 hp each and AC power is provided to the vessel Courtesy of Nordhavn via a 21.5 kW Onan generator. ST. FRANCIS St. Francis is the latest...

LEGACY Founded in 1919 by self-taught mechanic and inventor Clessie Cummins and Columbus, Indiana banker W.G. Irwin, Cummins Inc. has a long history powering marine applications. Today, we provide products and services across a range of commercial, government and recreational marine applications globally. SUSTAINABILITY Cummins takes a broad view of sustainability including such things as safety, diversity, leadership and governance along with environmental practices, community involvement and financial performance. INNOVATION From our very first marine diesel engine in 1919 to launching...

1919 Cummins first diesel was the 1.5 to 8 hp HVID used by farmers for powering pumps. Founded by Clessie Cummins and W.G. Irwin, the company is still located at the original factory site in Columbus, Indiana. Sixty percent of production in that first year was marine. 1920s Cummins introduced its first fully enclosed marine diesel engine in 1925. 1940s The Halton, a logging tug built by Russell Boatyard of Ontario in 1941, was capable of towing a mile-long boom of logs with a weight equivalent of 20,000 tons. With 440 hp from twin Cummins and a heavy steel hull, the tug could break through...

1970s Cummins launched the V903, V504 and 555 engines, the first modern compact marine inboard diesels. 1986 Cummins acquired a majority stake in Onan Corporation and the remaining share six years later. With over 60 years of relentless pursuit in product excellence, Onan was a legendary name in power generation. Cummins established its Marine headquarters in Charleston, SC. In 1999, the world’s largest floating crane barge lifted bridge sections on the 10 mile Oresund link between Denmark and Sweden. Powered by Cummins KV 50 liter generator sets, the self-propelled Svanen (Swan) has a lift...

MARINE LEGACY 2005 Cummins introduced its first electronically-controlled marine engines and was the first to certify an electronic engine to EPA Tier 2 standards. 2010 Cummins introduced its dual product line to meet global IMO Tier II standards, making the company the only diesel engine manufacturer to offer both mechanically- and electronically-controlled products meeting the most stringent emissions standards. 2011 Cummins introduced its largest engine to date, the QSK95. In 2009, Cummins provided power for the world’s first hybrid tug, the Carolyn Dorothy. Foss Maritime won the...

With ratings from 2386 kW to 3132 kW (3200-4200 hp), the QSK95 achieves a power output previously available only from larger medium-speed marine engines, while bringing the advantages of a lower capital cost and a more compact installation. The QSK95 provides 95 liters of displacement in a 78-liter package. Nested cylinders and a 60-degree V enable a short, narrow engine block relative to other engines of comparable displacement. Even with the compact package size, the QSK95 provides best-inclass power density. In addition, the QSK95 weighs in just over 13,000 kg (28,660 lb)-this is between...

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LOCAL EXPERTS Cummins sells its engines, generator sets and associated components through a global network of 600 distributor locations. Our local presence guarantees a face-to-face relationship wherever our products are operating, ensuring fast access to reliable service, engineering expertise and parts support. Cummins provides fully integrated support at all stages of a new build or repower project, from vessel concept to installation, commissioning and sea trial. We work closely with partner suppliers, including gear manufacturers and system integrators to ensure proper engine...

Cummins has an impressive global manufacturing presence that produces the right technology products for global and regional markets. We are the only engine manufacturer with a fully global network of production facilities, technical centers and service coverage — a unique capability which puts us ahead of the competition. » Global build capability to meet local application and emission requirements » Six Sigma led process improvement common across all worldwide facilities » All products externally certified to ISO 9001-2000, the international standard for the highest quality design,...

EXPERIENCE Cummins offers a complete line of propulsion, generating set and auxiliary power solutions designed specifically for the challenges of commercial, government and recreational marine applications. We have significant experience working with vessel owners, operators and fleets in a number of market segments including: Commercial Transpor t omme cial Transport m Go Go r me Government / Defense D ense Offshore Offshore Passenge Transp Passenger Transpor t s enger anspo g an Sp cial Specia Use Special Use ial Commercial transport photo courtesy of Ari Jonkman; government/defense photo...