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Internal Combustion Engines manufacturers in India

29 manufacturers of internal combustion engines are listed on SourceLoka. 22 are listed as manufacturer exporters and 7 as merchant-cum-manufacturer exporters, which also trade goods they do not make.

Listed manufacturers
29
States
9
Cities
17
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Listed manufacturers

29 manufacturers · best-documented first

APEX LINERS INDIA

Rajkot, Gujarat

Internal Combustion EnginesManufacturer & traderSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Marine, Automotive

+91 98980 15140 · info@apexliners.com · Website

ACME AIR EQUIPMENTS COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Internal Combustion EnginesManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Oil & Gas, Pharmaceuticals, Construction, Textiles, Electronics, Food Processing, Mining, Agriculture, Automotive, Aerospace

+91 79402 65904 · Website

ACCURA TECH

Kolhapur, Maharashtra

Internal Combustion EnginesManufacturer & traderSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Renewable Energy, Automotive

+91 99755 61751 · Website

AUTOLINKS

Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Internal Combustion EnginesManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Automotive

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Typical internal combustion engines products

Diesel enginesPetrol enginesGenerator setsPistons and linersCrankshafts

Typical products for this category, not a claim about any one company’s range.

What are internal combustion engines?

Internal combustion engines burn fuel inside the cylinder to produce power. In this group they are mostly diesel and petrol engines for pumps, farm machinery, generators and vehicles, together with the components such as pistons, liners and crankshafts that engine builders and the aftermarket need.

How to choose

  1. Define the duty: power needed, whether it is continuous or intermittent, speed range, and the machine the engine will drive.
  2. Choose the fuel and the cooling method for the setting: diesel for torque and economy, petrol for lighter and occasional use, air-cooled for small and remote duties, water-cooled for continuous and heavy use.
  3. Check the engine’s rated power at the speed and conditions you will actually run it, including altitude and temperature.
  4. Compare fuel consumption at the loads you will use, not just at full load.
  5. Confirm the emission and noise requirements that apply to your machine and location, and the certificates available.
  6. Check how the engine fits your machine: shaft, flywheel, mounting, governor and the controls you need.
  7. Ask about spares, service points and the warranty, since an engine is a long-term purchase and downtime is expensive.

Specifications to confirm with the supplier

SpecificationWhat to ask
Rated power and speedPower at the speed and duty you will use, and its conditions.
Cooling and aspirationAir or water cooling, and whether it is naturally aspirated or turbocharged.
Fuel consumptionLitres per hour at stated loads.
Emissions and noiseCompliance and certificates for your market.
Starting systemHand, recoil or electric, and the battery arrangement.
Mounting and interfaceShaft, flywheel and mounting details for your machine.
Warranty and serviceCoverage and where service and spares are available.

Where it is used

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between air-cooled and water-cooled diesel engines?

An air-cooled engine uses fins and a fan, so it is simple and needs no coolant, which suits small and remote duties. A water-cooled engine runs cooler and quieter and suits continuous, heavy and larger-capacity use.

How do I choose the right engine power?

Work out the power the machine needs at the working speed, and add a margin so the engine is not run at its limit. Ask the maker for the continuous and the intermittent rating.

What affects the running cost of an engine?

Fuel is the largest cost, and it depends on the load, the engine condition and maintenance. Service the engine regularly and keep the filters and fuel clean.

What emission rules apply?

Rules depend on the engine size, its use and the location. Ask the maker for the compliance certificates that apply to your use.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm ratings, compliance and service with the company before ordering.