Wärtsilä 8R22 crankshaft

The Wärtsilä 8R22 crankshaft is a heavy-duty forged steel component designed to convert the reciprocating motion of pistons into smooth rotational motion in medium-speed marine diesel engines. It is built to withstand high cyclic loads, bending forces, and torsional stresses during continuous operation. The crankshaft is precision-machined and dynamically balanced, with internal oil passages to ensure effective lubrication and long service life. Key Features ✔ Forged alloy steel construction ✔ High strength and fatigue resistance ✔ Dynamically balanced for smooth running ✔ Internal oil passages for lubrication ✔ Precision-machined crankpins and journals ✔ High torsional rigidity ✔ Supported by multiple main bearings ✔ Suitable for continuous marine operation

Comprehensive Testing & Quality Assurance

As a leading supplier of marine spare parts sourced directly from Alang Ship Breaking Yard, UTS Marine LLP guarantees the highest level of reliability. This component has been meticulously salvaged and is eligible for rigorous Non-Destructive Testing (NDT). Our in-house testing procedures include:

• Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI): Ensuring no surface or near-surface cracks exist.
• Ultrasonic Testing (UT): Detecting internal flaws and assessing material thickness.
• Hardness & Hydraulic Testing: Verifying OEM tolerance limits under operational pressure.

Global Export & Packaging Information

We specialize in the worldwide export of reconditioned marine equipment. Every order is securely packaged in custom, sea-worthy wooden crates to prevent transit damage. Our logistics team handles all customs documentation, ensuring smooth delivery to any major port globally. We proudly operate under ISO 9001:2015 certified processes.

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