Reliable and Safe Marine Performance

The Weichai CW200 600–1760 kW marine engine gives vessels stable and long-lasting power in demanding marine conditions. This CW200 engine uses a high-strength block, crankshaft, and connecting rod structure. The compact layout and strong materials raise the safety margin and support long-term reliability. The crankshaft receives surface strengthening treatment, which improves fatigue strength and wear resistance. Because of this, the CW200 engine offers a longer service life and steady performance through heavy-duty work.

Supported by Weichai’s global supplier network, the engine benefits from stable, high-quality parts. This supply system helps keep the CW200 marine engine reliable during long voyages and daily operation.

Strong Power with Fast Torque Build-Up

The Weichai CW200 600–1760 kW marine engine delivers strong power across a wide output range. Its high-pressure fuel pump, turbocharger, injector, and valves work in a well-matched system. As a result, the engine builds torque quickly and supports strong power at all speeds. The low-speed, high-torque design gives fast response and quick acceleration, helping ships move smoothly even under heavy load.

Fuel Saving and High Efficiency

The CW200 marine engine focuses on high efficiency and low consumption. Under ideal conditions, fuel consumption can reach about 199 g/kW·h. Meanwhile, the oil consumption level stays in the 0.3–0.6 g/kW·h range. These features help shipowners reduce running costs while keeping strong performance at sea.

Smooth, Quiet, and Cleaner Operation

A cylinder-type spring damper helps reduce vibration and lower noise, giving crews a more comfortable working environment. The Weichai CW200 600–1760 kW marine engine also meets IMO Tier II, China Stage I, and China Stage II emission rules. Because of these standards, ships can operate cleaner without losing output.

Strong Practical Flexibility

The CW200 marine engine supports multiple fuel choices. It can run on diesel, heavy fuel oil, natural gas, or bio-oil. This flexibility allows operators to match fuel type to operating needs, cost targets, or local supply conditions.