The Daihatsu DE-18 is an eco-efficient marine auxiliary engine introduced as the next generation replacement for older Daihatsu medium speed diesel engines. It was launched in the early 2010s to meet stricter environmental regulations such as the IMO Nox Tier II. Featuring a bore of 185 mm and a stroke of 280 mm, the DE-18 engines have optimised combustion and a lightweight design to improve fuel efficiency and reduce operating costs. These features have made it quite popular as an auxiliary engine on newer commercial vessels. 

With our network of proven suppliers from Korea and China, Alang Maritime can provide high quality engine parts for your Daihatsu DE-18 engines. 

Engine Configurations: 6DE-18

Supply scope of Alang Maritime for Daihatsu DE-18 engines: 

Complete engines, crankshafts, cylinder heads, cylinder liners, pistons, connecting rods, engine blocks, exhaust valves, inlet valves, valve seats, bearings, lube oil pumps, air starters, fuel injectors, plungers and other consumables.

Alang Maritime is one of Southeast Asia’s premier suppliers of high quality second hand spare parts for two-stroke and four-stroke marine diesel engines. We can supply new (unused surplus) parts that are obtained from scrap vessels or shipowners’ surplus from cancelled projects. We can also supply reconditioned parts, as well as used parts that are offered with technical reports.

The brands that we supply parts for are:

Yanmar | Daihatsu | MaK | Wärtsilä | MAN B&W | Bergen | Sulzer | Pielstick | Caterpillar | Niigata | Hyundai-HiMSEN

Alang Maritime stocks new, reconditioned, as well as quality controlled used parts for marine diesel engines. Our strengths are our 30+ years of experience in the maritime industry, a huge stocking space of more than 3,500 sq. mt., an extensive stock of more than 25,000+ engine parts, our technical knowledge of marine diesel engines and our close proximity to the Indian ship recycling yard of Alang. That is why Alang Maritime is your premier solution for high quality marine diesel engine parts at an economical cost.