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| Power Equipment
Pty Ltd Power Equipment was incorporated on October 1st 1990, and is the exclusive and authorised Australian, PNG and South Pacific distributor of Yanmar Marine and Industrial diesel engines importing product from Yanmar plants all around the world. In addition to this Power Equipment also distributes the Yanmar powered MASE diesel marine generators range and Gori high quality folding sailboat propellers. Since forming, Power Equipment has experienced significant growth which led to the formation and development of branches throughout Australia. Branches are now located in Western Australia, New South Wales, Queensland and now far North Queensland. |
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| Yanmar Diesel
Engine Company Ltd Origins Yanmar was founded in Osaka in 1912 by Magokichi Yamaoka, a student of Rudolf Diesel, inventor of the diesel internal combustion engine. The company became well known in Japan for developing the first powered rice huller and began exporting kerosene engines in 1927. In 1930, Yanmar produced its first diesel engine (with an output of 5hp). Increased investment allowed the construction of a new plant on the current Amagasaki site. After rebuilding its war-damaged plants, Yanmar began mass producing small diesel engines in 1947 – mainly to mobilise Japanese small fishing vessels. The company quickly gained a reputation for exceptionally smooth, lightweight and quiet running marine engines. Yanmar also extended its engine and component production for agriculture and began diversifying into other areas of industry and construction. In nearly six decades since then, Yanmar has enjoyed constant product development and global expansion, including new production facilities in Europe and America in the 1990s. World-class production As far back as 1968, Yanmar set the finest production standards for which it was awarded the Demming Prize. Top quality levels are still the goal today. Production at the Amagasaki plant is monitored by a strict set of Lloyds approved standards that maintain the quality of a range of engines up to 5000hp. At Nagahama, production is carried out under control of the famous 'Kamban' system. Derived by Yanmar in conjunction with a leading automaker, this modern showpiece production system precisely times deliveries to achieve a production rate of one product every 24 seconds, the highest rate in the diesel industry.
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