Mitsubishi Heavy Industries delivers 30,000 sets of MET turbocharger units

In February of this year, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries achieved a milestone record of delivering 30,000 sets of MET turbocharger units.

The MET turbocharger was developed in 1965 and uses Mitsubishi's proprietary technology to continuously cater to the development needs of engine technology providers.

Currently, the MET turbocharger range includes axial MET-MA/-MB machines (for two-stroke marine propulsion engines) and radial MET-SRC series machines (for four-stroke main engines and generator sets), this year. The two products are delivered in an annual amount of approximately 2,000 sets.

Among them, the axial MET turbocharger has issued a license manufacturing agreement to three major Korean engine manufacturers, which can be used not only with Mitsubishi designed two-stroke engines, but also with Mann and Winterthur. The brand's two-stroke engine is matched and used in the two-stroke marine propulsion engine market with a share of approximately 40%.

In recent years, the delivery of radial turbochargers has also increased year by year, and has become an important product as an axial turbocharger.

With a delivery volume of 30,000 sets in history, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries will continue to provide customers with satisfactory turbocharger products and services.