Product Information
The
Unit Injector System (UIS) has been in the market since 1994. The
system combines the injection nozzle and the high-pressure pump in a
single assembly. One such Unit Injector is fitted in the head of each
engine cylinder. The high pressure is built up by the activation of the
pump plunger of the Unit Injector by the engine camshaft via a tappet or
rocker arm.
The advantage of the Unit Injector System is that there is no high-pressure line between the high-pressure pump and the injection nozzle. This means that the UIS can build up extremely high injection pressures: 1,600 bar in the first generation of the system, 2,200 bar in the current generation. This not only leads to low emissions but also increases efficiency.
The injection nozzle operates with a rapid-switching solenoid valve which is triggered electronically. It can produce a pilot injection which reduces engine noise.
The Unit Injector System is mainly employed in heavy and medium-sized commercial vehicles with performances of up to 80 kW per cylinder. The electronic control unit can trigger a system comprising a maximum of eight cylinders. A second control unit allows the system to be extended to 16 cylinders.
Benefits
The advantage of the Unit Injector System is that there is no high-pressure line between the high-pressure pump and the injection nozzle. This means that the UIS can build up extremely high injection pressures: 1,600 bar in the first generation of the system, 2,200 bar in the current generation. This not only leads to low emissions but also increases efficiency.
The injection nozzle operates with a rapid-switching solenoid valve which is triggered electronically. It can produce a pilot injection which reduces engine noise.
The Unit Injector System is mainly employed in heavy and medium-sized commercial vehicles with performances of up to 80 kW per cylinder. The electronic control unit can trigger a system comprising a maximum of eight cylinders. A second control unit allows the system to be extended to 16 cylinders.
Benefits
- Low emissions
- Low fuel consumption and less CO2 output
- High torque even at low engine speeds
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