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Initially introduced for in-direct injection (IDI) driven passenger cars, distributor pumps have been successfully applied and are running world over on heavy duty direct injection (DI) commercial vehicles and off-highway applications as well. Distributor pumps are known for their compactness and versatility to take on several add-on devices, to cater to all the engine requirements.

Introduction of electronics in engine management has become a necessity to meet the stringent emission norms. The launch of VP36/ VP37 EDC (Electronic Diesel Control) systems signifies this step towards improved closed loop controls. These systems are similar to mechanical distributor pumps but with electronic controls for fuel metering and injection timing.

Mechanical and EDC pumps have been designed to meet Euro III & Tier III emission legislations.

Features

Designed to achieve lower exhaust emissions

Highly compact and lightweight

Modular design for add-on devices

Several add-on devices for emission control and driving comfort

Speed range up to 5000 rpm engine speed

Built-in timing device

Electrical shut off

Add-on devices include

Cold start accelerator

Fast idle device

Load – dependent start of injection

Boost compensator for turbocharged engine

Benefits

Enhanced driving comfort

Easy adaptability to a variety of engine requirements

Capable of working up to 950 bar peak line pressure at pump end

Compact

Better performance, better emissions