Mumbai: Engine and power equipment maker Cummins India on Monday said its wheel equipment has successfully completed the International Center for Automotive Technology (ICAT) certification test for BS-IV emission standards. The new BS for wheeled equipment such as wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, compactors, harvesters, balers and other wheeled equipment-IV (Construction Equipment Vehicles) norms will be implemented from April 1, 2021 onwards. The company said that Cummins India is ahead of schedule. Press Release.

The company said that the latest engines can be easily upgraded to go beyond the BS-V emission standards.

Ashwath Ram, Managing Director, Cummins India “As India seeks to boost its economy through infrastructure growth, it is poised to make the transition from mechanical to next-generation electronic engine systems.”

He added that these new engine systems will be powered by Cummins best-in-class technology and ensure superior performance by ensuring longer uptime, better total cost of ownership, ease of installation and cleaner emissions. Delivering value to the end user.

Anjali Pandey, Vice President (Engines & Components Business), Cummins India, said the new BS IV compliant four cylinder 4.5 standard liter CEV engine system will help Cummins strengthen its presence in the construction industry while meeting stringent emission standards and delivering value to customers. He says it will help even more. customers.

More than 1 million Euro VI//BS-VI Cummins engines and aftertreatment systems are used in rated and low-emission vehicles worldwide.