56 iVTInternational.com November 2019 
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 PRODUCTS & SERVICES 
 CATERPILLAR 
 A NEW ENGINE FROM CATERPILLAR PROMISES TO INCREASE POWER AND TORQUE  
 WHILE REDUCING SYSTEM COMPLEXITY  
 With the introduction of the Cat C13B industrial  
 engine, OEMs and customers have a powerful  
 new product at their disposal. The C13B builds on   
 a proven, reliable core engine with over 123 million  
 off-highway field hours, and integrates design  
 improvements that increase power and torque while  
 reducing system complexity. This allows OEMs to  
 downsize their engine platforms, lower installation costs  
 and maximize uptime.  
 The C13B engine meets EU Stage V and U.S. EPA Tier 4  
 Final emission standards and is available in multiple  
 power ratings from 456hp (340kW) to 577hp (430kW)  
 with peak torque reaching 2634Nm (1943 lb.-ft.).  
 Downsize and consolidate  
 “By adding 20% more power and 19% more torque, we  
 have significantly increased the capability of our 13-liter  
 engine platform and how OEMs can utilize it,” says James  
 Gardiner, product marketing manager, Caterpillar. “The  
 increased performance allows them to downsize and  
 consolidate engine platforms. We have also upgraded  
 the electronics, turbocharger and aftertreatment  
 management hardware to further reduce installation  ABOVE AND BELOW: The  
 Cat C13B industrial engine  
 meets EU Stage V and US  
 EPA Tier 4 standards  
 complexity. Allowing our customers to do more with less  
 is really the name of the game.”  
 The new aftertreatment system utilizes diesel  
 oxidation catalyst (DOC), diesel particulate filter (DPF)  
 and high-efficiency selective catalytic reduction (SCR)  
 technologies, eliminating the need for exhaust gas  
 recirculation (EGR).  
 Lighter, smaller and more efficient 
 The addition of Caterpillar’s own patented design  
 technology delivers a compact aftertreatment  
 63% lighter and 65% smaller than its current  
 equivalent. End users will see this  
 technology pay off with up to 6% less fuel  
 consumption. They also will benefit from  
 aftertreatment regeneration that is designed  
 and validated to be transparent to the operator,  
 ensuring optimum machine performance and  
 maximum uptime.  
 “With a proven, reliable core engine, extensive DPF  
 experience and a push to meet Stage V emission  
 standards, our focus for the C13B has been on improving  
 performance, simplifying design and reducing  
 installation complexity,” says Gardiner.  
 The C13B is fully configurable with a wide variety of  
 factory-installed options. These include a choice of  
 transmission interfaces, rotating electrics and many other  
 machine interface options. The engine is also available  
 with factory-installed radiators and engine-mounted  
 aftertreatment. All these plug-and-play solutions help to  
 minimize design, validation and installation costs.   
 “We understand that not all OEMs have the resources  
 to design, manufacture and validate on the same scale,  
 so we have designed a product with the flexibility to  
 reduce this burden,” he says. 
 The C13B is available to order today and is an ideal  
 choice for a wide array of applications including rock  
 crushers, irrigation pumps, air compressors, rock drills,  
 trenchers, chippers, grinders, combine harvesters and  
 agriculture tractors.  
 “This new engine is a great example of how we are  
 delivering real value – improving performance, efficiency  
 and lowering operating costs – while meeting Stage V  
 emission standards,” says Gardiner. iVT 
 Author: James Gardiner, product marketing manager,  
 Caterpillar  
 Size down, power up 
 
				
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