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Tuesday, 10 June 2025 11:28

Lifting Pole, Set (Code Number H 40041)

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The lifting pole set, identified by code number H 40041, is an essential accessory used for safe and efficient handling of heavy engine components during maintenance or assembly of the ASL25 engine. This tool is engineered to meet the specific load and balance requirements associated with engine part removal, such as cylinder heads or piston assemblies. By ensuring secure and controlled lifting, the pole minimizes the risk of damage or injury during operations. It’s an indispensable tool for workshops and service teams involved in diesel engine overhauls.

Tuesday, 10 June 2025 11:28

Sealing Ring (Code Number H 27219)

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The sealing ring with code number H 27219 is a key component designed to prevent leakage of fluids or gases in the ASL25 engine’s assemblies. It is typically used at joints or interfaces where pressure and temperature fluctuations are frequent, requiring resilient and durable sealing performance. Made from high-quality materials resistant to wear, oil, and thermal degradation, the sealing ring ensures operational integrity and system efficiency. Regular inspection and timely replacement help maintain reliable engine operation and avoid contamination or fluid loss.

The connecting rod bearing, designated by code number H 33016 and categorized under figure 212, plays a crucial role in the internal mechanics of the ASL25 engine. This bearing allows smooth rotation of the connecting rod on the crankshaft, reducing friction and wear under high-load conditions. Precision-engineered to handle the intense pressures of diesel engine operation, it ensures long-term reliability and contributes significantly to overall engine performance. Its quality and fit are critical, making proper maintenance essential for preventing costly failures in the engine's power transmission system.

The end plate on the damper side, marked by code number K 16225, is an essential structural element within the Sulzer ZV40/48 engine. It provides a firm mounting surface for the damper assembly and helps maintain the alignment and balance of the rotating components. Designed to endure mechanical stress and thermal expansion, this end plate ensures stability in the engine’s vibration control system. Regular inspection and secure fastening of the end plate are key to minimizing vibration-related wear and achieving long-term operational stability.

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