LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Cat officials trumpeted acceptance of their ACERT engines at the Mid-America Trucking Show. Since Caterpillar started producing its full line of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ...

The Cat C3.6 diesel engine offers a 5% increase in power density in a smaller package compared to its predecessor engine C3.4. Caterpillar's Tier 4 Final/Stage V C3.6 industrial diesel engine features ...

In addition to dual turbochargers you see stacked in series, this C13 ACERT engine (like the C11) receives a new cross-flow head, larger oil sump, higher compression ratio, and rotating components ...

Caterpillar is putting that century-old design to work in its heaviest tracked dozer yet – and the efficiency gains are incredible.

The Cat C3.6 engine offers a 5% increase in power density in a smaller package compared to the C3.4 engine. It also features a 12% increase in torque compared to the 3.4L and 6% to 10% less DEF fluid ...

long-awaited new ‘EPA’ engines have now been formally introduced. Using what Cat calls Advanced Combustion Emissions Reduction Technology (ACERT), they’ll replace the current ‘bridge’ engines that the ...

To meet United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) engine emissions regulations for on-highway applications, ultra low sulfur diesel (ULSD) fuel must be used in all on-highway diesel engines ...

SIX months late according to the EPA and competitors, but right on time by its own estimation, Caterpillar has introduced its full line of truck engines for highway use. The new C7, C9, C11, C13, and ...

Caterpillar's Defense and Federal Products is supplying Marinette Marine Corporation propulsion engines and generator sets on the lead ship of a new planned fleet of approximately 18 U.S. Coast Guard ...

The new Caterpillar on-highway engine line consists of four models — the C7, C9, C13, and C15 — all equipped with the company's ACERT (Advanced Combustion Emissions Reduction Technology) for 2007.

Power-hungry AI projects have turned into a clear tailwind for Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT). The company sells engines and generators to a wide range of customers, and that side of the business is ...