Injector Type: Describe the type of injector, including any unique features or technology incorporated into the design.
Part Number: The specific part or serial number that uniquely identifies this injector.
Brand: Indicate the manufacturer, in this case, Perkins, known for its diesel engines and related components.
Compatibility: List the engines or vehicle models for which this injector is designed.
Injector Flow Rate: Provide details about the flow rate, typically measured in cubic centimeters per minute (cc/min) or liters per hour (L/hr). This is critical for fuel delivery.
Injection Pressure: Specify the operating pressure at which the injector delivers fuel. Common rail injectors often work at high pressures for efficient fuel atomization.
Injector Opening and Closing Time: Mention the injector's opening and closing times, which impact fuel delivery timing and duration.
Nozzle Type: Detail the type of nozzle used in the injector, as it affects the fuel spray pattern and atomization.
Fuel Compatibility: Specify the types of fuel for which the injector is designed, such as diesel, biodiesel, or other alternatives.
Materials: List the materials used in the construction of the injector components, including the nozzle, plunger, and housing, to indicate durability and performance.
Sealing Mechanism: Describe the sealing mechanism used to prevent fuel leakage and maintain high-pressure conditions.