GASOLINE ENGINE MANUFACTURERS
We provide gasoline engines with different mounting types, such as vertical and horizontal gasoline engines. The gasoline engine is designed to be Semi-drypil bath, dual, double silent and cyclone type, and Air Cleaner.
- Powerful output, fast acceleration
- High fuel efficiency, economical and practical
- Easy to start and easy to operate
- Suitable for a variety of equipment, vehicle
What Types of Gasoline Engine Do We Have？
● Vertical Gasoline Engine
- Bore*stroke (mm): 67*52
- Displacement (cm³): 183
- Fuel tank capacity (L): 3.8
- Bore*stroke (mm): 75*62
- Displacement (cm³): 273
- Fuel tank capacity (L): 5.5
- Bore*stroke (mm): 77*67
- Displacement (cm³): 312
- Fuel tank capacity (L): 5.5
● Horizontal Gasoline Engine
- Bore*stroke (mm): 68*54
- Displacement (cc): 196
- Fuel tank capacity (L): 3.6
- Bore*stroke (mm): 94*72
- Displacement (cc): 500
- Fuel tank capacity (L): 6.9
Composition Of Gasoline Engine
Cylinder Block and Cylinder Head
The cylinder block is the main structure of the engine and contains multiple cylinders, each with a piston. The cylinder head is mounted on top of the cylinder block, sealing the upper part of the cylinder and containing the valve and spark plug.
Pistons
Cylindrical components within the engine cylinder, move up and down, linked to the crankshaft by connecting rods. This conversion of reciprocating motion to rotary motion is pivotal in the internal combustion engine’s operation.
Crankshaft
Positioned at the engine’s base, is a vital component. Linked to the piston by a connecting rod, it transforms piston’s vertical motion into crankshaft’s rotation, propelling vehicles or machinery.
Valves and Valve Train
Valves are valves located on the cylinder head that control the entry of air and fuel into the cylinder and the discharge of exhaust gases. The valve mechanism includes a camshaft, valve spring, rocker arm and other parts.
Fuel System
The fuel system is responsible for injecting gasoline into the cylinders to mix with air to form a combustible mixture. It includes fuel pump, fuel nozzle, fuel filter and fuel pressure regulator and other components.
Ignition System
The ignition system generates a high-voltage electrical spark through an ignition plug to ignite a mixture of fuel and air. It comprises an ignition coil, a distributor, an ignition plug and an ignition control module, etc
Cooling System
The system keeps the engine operating within the proper temperature range by circulating a coolant (usually a mixture of water and antifreeze). It includes water pump, radiator, fan and coolant circulation pipe, etc.
Air Intake System
The air intake system is responsible for bringing air into the engine to mix with fuel. It includes air filters, throttle valves (such as throttle valves), air intake lines and air quality sensors.
Engine Parts Detailed Advantage
Oil Filter
- The oil is filterd twice,minimize the friction damage caused by impurities in the oil foreach parts inside the engine
New Air Filter Design
- The air filter is upgraded to automotive nano lev
Injector & Bearings
- BOSCH injector can be adopted,main bearings can use the brand SKF
High-quality Components
BOSCH Brand Pump Nozzle
- Ensure excellentatomization effect, highly improve the engine's power and fuel economy ofengineadapt to higher emission standard.
Schaeffler bearing
- Ensure engine high precision running, lower noise, longer service time.
ATG Piston Ring
- Labyrinth air leakage circuit increasing air leakage resistance, reduce air leakage ensure stable engine performance.
The Different Types of Applications of Gasoline Engine
Cars
Gasoline engines are one of the most common sources of power for cars. Almost all types of cars such as cars, trucks, SUVs and sports cars can use gasoline engines.
Motorcycles
Many motorcycles have gasoline engines, whether they are city bikes, cruise bikes or sport bikes.
Light trucks and vans
Minivans and vans typically carry gasoline engines and are used to transport goods and people.
Recreational and sports vehicles
For example, beach motorcycles, SUVs, dirt bikes, golf carts, etc., are usually equipped with gasoline engines.
Gardening & agricultural equipment
Small farm tractors, lawn mowers, snow plows, irrigation pumps, and other equipment often use gasoline engines.
Generator sets
Some portable and backup generator sets feature gasoline engines to provide emergency power or for use in places without grid power.
Small boats
Small boats, yachts, rowboats, etc., usually use gasoline engines as a power source.
Aircraft
Gasoline engines can also be used in light aircraft and some special application aircraft (such as small drones).