IPD, an aftermarket provider of rebuild components for heavy-duty diesel and natural gas powered engines, has unveiled a new product line of replacement parts for the Cummins ISX and QSX
on-highway and industrial diesel engines. The offering will include components for in-frame rebuild, pistons, cylinder liners, bearings and gaskets kits as well as valve train rebuild parts.
"As IPD grows our business, adding the Cummins ISX engine was a natural progression for our on highway truck offering," said Bob Straw, vice president of sales and marketing, IPD. "Also, with IPD's roots in industrial applications adding the QSX engine with its many similarities to the ISX made perfect sense to include in our offering as well."
This product line will feature one-piece steel pistons in both open and closed skirt designs. These new pistons will use IPD's patent pending technology of manufacturing one-piece steel pistons from a high strength alloy and heat-treated steel casting. This process was introduced into their product line in 2003.
"IPD is excited to offer this new product line as we receive frequent requests from distributors for quality parts for these models," said Steve Scott, director of product development, IPD. "Additionally being able to provide one piece steel piston gives customers the opportunity to purchase reliable quality parts at discounted prices which is exactly what the market is demanding."
More info: www.ipdparts.com
on-highway and industrial diesel engines. The offering will include components for in-frame rebuild, pistons, cylinder liners, bearings and gaskets kits as well as valve train rebuild parts.
"As IPD grows our business, adding the Cummins ISX engine was a natural progression for our on highway truck offering," said Bob Straw, vice president of sales and marketing, IPD. "Also, with IPD's roots in industrial applications adding the QSX engine with its many similarities to the ISX made perfect sense to include in our offering as well."
This product line will feature one-piece steel pistons in both open and closed skirt designs. These new pistons will use IPD's patent pending technology of manufacturing one-piece steel pistons from a high strength alloy and heat-treated steel casting. This process was introduced into their product line in 2003.
"IPD is excited to offer this new product line as we receive frequent requests from distributors for quality parts for these models," said Steve Scott, director of product development, IPD. "Additionally being able to provide one piece steel piston gives customers the opportunity to purchase reliable quality parts at discounted prices which is exactly what the market is demanding."
More info: www.ipdparts.com
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