Cat Industrial Power Systems

Here’s one more reason to choose a #CatPowered engine — maintenance is hassle free. And if you don’t have Cat machines, don’t worry. Cat engines are designed for mixed fleets, too, and used in thousands of different applications. No matter which Cat engine you choose, you can trust you’ll hit your targets when you’re #PoweredByCat. https://bit.ly/3vrDIQq

“Rough, tough diesel power!” No matter if it’s powering carnival rides, running equipment at a quarry or on the water in tugboats, #CatPowered engines provide power you can trust. Check out this video featuring clips showcasing advertisements dating back to the 1930s. And if you want to learn more about Caterpillar’s history of diesel engine manufacturing, we have a whole archive of company history available, too. https://bit.ly/3RG4Piw

For our next #PowerProfile, allow us to introduce you to Wolfe Heavy Equipment. Founded in 1953, Wolfe has a history of excellence in trenching manufacturing with #CatPowered engines. Products are supplied across Canada and the United States, and they're suited for a range of applications and conditions. Central to Wolfe’s success is their work with their local Cat dealer, Toromont Cat. When looking for the best-suited engine for their equipment, Toromont Cat helped Wolfe select Cat C15 and C18 engines. These engines meet U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final emissions standards specifications and fit into compact equipment spaces. Want to learn more about this collaboration? Get all the details in the full Power Profile today! https://bit.ly/45HOPCr

You rely on your engine to get the job done, and every part makes an impact. That’s why it pays to invest in genuine Cat parts such as Cat filters and fluids, which help you avoid unexpected failures and extend the lifecycle of your engine. Genuine Cat parts are just a click away on https://bit.ly/3VjLYfI. #PoweredByCat

For today’s #PowerProfile, we’re taking you to Thailand to showcase the Pattanakit Banpong Co. Ltd. (PAT) sugarcane harvesters. PAT’s harvesters process more than 800,000 tons of sugar cane each year. And to do this work, the Cat C9.3B diesel industrial engine brings the power to these harvesters. PAT works closely with their trusted Cat dealer, Metro Cat. And today, 100% of the PAT fleet use Cat engines. The C9.3B engine delivers 19% more power and 16% more torque than previous platforms. Plus, engine service intervals of 500 hours means less downtime. Want to learn more about how Cat engines provide more power at less cost? Read this Power Profile to get all the details! #PoweredByCat https://bit.ly/3R40Goe

The Cat industrial power unit (IPU) engine lineup is available in the C1.7-C32 power range. And each engine comes complete with a fully integrated cooling package. This means that your #CatPowered engine can support your equipment's productivity by bringing power to the toughest conditions. https://bit.ly/4aIsgyq

The #CatPowered future is bright for engine innovation. And as new technologies continue to become available, your first call should be to your Cat dealer. Your dealer is a critical partner when it comes to turning your data into insights and making more informed decisions. https://bit.ly/3KoXH64

Caterpillar manufactures a range of industrial diesel engines. And when you upgrade your #CatPowered engine, you’ll also downsize your budget. Benefit from off-highway durability that can be integrated into a range of applications. Check out the available C3.6-C18 engines and find a Cat dealer to be your partner for power. #PoweredByCat https://bit.ly/4bX7Cvs

By now, you probably know that the Cat C13D is a well-rounded engine powerhouse. And starting this year, Caterpillar is developing an advanced hydrogen-hybrid project for off-highway vehicles that utilize this engine. Off-highway applications require a wide range of power solutions, explains Steve Ferguson, senior vice president at Caterpillar Industrial Power Systems. “One size does not fit all, which is why we’ve engineered flexibility into the C13D engine to serve as our platform of the future.” Get all the details about the C13D hydrogen-hybrid options today. https://bit.ly/3V2CEey

If you take a look at your Cat industrial engine today, you’ll see a triangular logo and the distinctive yellow paint color. But did you know that prior to 1931, Caterpillar painted all of their equipment battleship gray? And it wasn’t until 1979 that the official Caterpillar Yellow color was implemented after decades of using Hi-Way Yellow. Check out the Caterpillar brand evolution for yourself today. #PoweredByCat https://bit.ly/3Vhc6rp