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Yongkang Baset Baees Machinery Co., ltd

DIESEL ENGINE

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BS-170FA SDE178F

FUEL TNAK FUEL BORE X STARTING
MODEL POWER VOLTAGE CAPACITY CONSUMPTION SPEED ELECTRODE DISPLACEMENT SYSTEM N.W./G.W. CTN SIZE
STROKE
MODEL POWER VOLTAGE N.W/KGS G.W/KGSBOX SIZE
DIAMETER
BS-170A 2.8KW 220V 3.5L 250G/KW.H. 3600RPM 86X72MM 456CC RECOIL START 48KG/50KG 415X375X390MM
BS-170E 3.8KW 220V 2.5L 276.1G/KW.H. 3600RPM 73X59MM 456CC RECOIL START 48KG/50KG 450X410X580MM
BS-178F 4.4KW 220V 3.5L 276.1G/KW.H. 3600RPM 78X62MM 456CC RECOIL START 48KG/50KG 510X460X565MM
BS-186F 6KW 220V 5.5L 275.1G/KW.H. 3600RPM 86X72MM 456CC RECOIL START 48KG/50KG 510X460X500MM
BS-188F 7.5KW 220V 5.5L 275.1G/KW.H. 3600RPM 88X74MM 456CC RECOIL START 48KG/50KG 510X475X550M

Gasoline engines are internal combustion engines that use gasoline as fuel to create power,
making them highly versatile and widely used in various machinery and vehicles. These engines
operate by igniting a mixture of gasoline and air inside a cylinder, which drives a piston and
generates mechanical energy.

Gasoline engines are known for their high power output relative to their size, making them ideal
for cars, motorcycles, and small machinery like chainsaws and lawnmowers. Compared to diesel
engines, gasoline engines are generally quieter, lighter, and provide smoother acceleration, which
makes them popular for consumer vehicles. However, they typically consume more fuel and emit
more carbon dioxide than diesel engines, making fuel efficiency and emissions control key areas
for improvement in modern designs.