Perkins

Perkins Engines Company Limited, a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc., is a global leader in the design and manufacture of diesel and gas engines. With a technical heritage dating back to 1932, the company provides a comprehensive range of power solutions engineered to meet the specific requirements of the international nautical sector.

The company’s marine division specializes in both propulsion and auxiliary power. For propulsion, the engines are utilized in a variety of boats, including small pleasure craft and commercial vessels that require a consistent and reliable power source. For auxiliary applications, these engines are integrated into generators to provide a stable electricity supply for essential onboard systems, such as lighting, pumps, and specialized industrial equipment.

With over 85 years of experience in the field, the entity supports a diverse fleet ranging from sailing yachts and fishing boats to ferries, tugs, and dredgers. This extensive industry presence ensures that each engine is built to withstand the demanding conditions of the sea, providing the durability necessary for both leisure and heavy-duty commercial operations.

By focusing on innovation and engineering precision, the business continues to deliver versatile power solutions that maintain the operational integrity of a vessel. Whether powering a private yacht or a complex commercial craft, the company ensures that its products adhere to high standards of reliability and performance throughout their service life.

Features and benefits of Perkins Marine Engines

• Reliability and durability.
• Gear driven water pumps allowing for low servicing costs with reduced downtime.
• Deigned for fail safe operations.
• Low heat rejection.
• Ease of use.
• Ease of installation.
• Long service intervals – 500hrs.
• Self-priming fuel system ensure a smooth start every time.
• Tailored technology.
• Outstanding fuel economy and maximum performance.
• High block load acceptance that helps with heavy auxiliary loads e.g. A/C.
• Worldwide distributor network.
• One source supply.
• Worldwide service network.