MAN 48/60CR Marine Engine
Engine Summary
- Power Range: 6000–18000 kW
- Speed Range: 500–514 rpm
- Fuel Type: diesel
- Cylinder Configuration: 6–12 cylinders, inline
- Max Power: 18000
Engine Information
Engine Family: MAN 48/60CR
Engine Type: Diesel Engine
Description
The MAN 48/60CR is a high-power medium-speed marine diesel engine developed for commercial marine propulsion and power-generation applications. Its large displacement and robust design make it suitable for vessels requiring high continuous power output and reliable operation under demanding marine conditions.
The 48/60CR is part of MAN Energy Solutions’ medium-speed four-stroke engine range and incorporates common-rail fuel injection technology. The engine is designed for continuous-duty operation and is used in a range of commercial marine applications where efficiency, durability and serviceability are important.
For MarineFilterHub, the MAN 48/60CR Marine Engine is a relevant engine family for identifying compatible filtration components across the engine’s air-intake, fuel, lubricating-oil, cooling and other documented filtration systems.
Technical specifications, equipment configurations and replacement-part applications should be verified against the applicable MAN documentation and the installed engine before ordering or replacement.
Compatible Filters
Specifications
- Rated Speed: 500–514 rpm
Dimensions & Weight
Compliance
Accessories
Warranty
Additional Notes
The MAN 48/60CR Marine Engine is a medium-speed four-stroke diesel engine family intended for demanding commercial marine applications. The engine family is available in different cylinder configurations and power ratings, allowing the engine arrangement to be adapted to the specific propulsion or power-generation requirements of the vessel.
The actual engine configuration, auxiliary equipment, cooling arrangement, fuel system, exhaust system and monitoring equipment may vary according to the selected engine rating and vessel installation.
For MarineFilterHub, filter and service-component applications should therefore be matched to the specific MAN 48/60CR engine configuration and installed equipment. Technical specifications, equipment configurations and replacement-part requirements should be verified against the applicable MAN documentation and the installed engine before ordering or replacement.