Diesel Dynamics
When it comes to the latest and the
greatest, the Bosch EPS 708 Diesel Test
Bench is the ultimate in diesel test benches
because it has been designed for the future.
The injection pressures on which modern common-rail
diesel engines run have risen constantly over the last few
years. 2,000 bar is nowadays already normal – with a rising
tendency. The new diesel test bench EPS 708 from Bosch
– specially designed for common rail pumps and injectors
– therefore permits testing with up to 2,200 bar. Its newly
developed rail is designed for pressures up to 2,500 bar,
which means that the test bench is prepared for
future developments in diesel technology.
The EPS 708 has additional benefits, which
perfectly suits the modern workshop.
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➲ New! EPS 708
The test bench for common rail components
Electronic quantity measurement
Existing and future common rail retrofit kits
are compatible
Meeting all the ISO measurement standards, electronic quantity
measurement ensures precise and cost effective testing of
common rail components, whilst electronic supply pressure
control for pump and lube oil supply together with an integrated
cooling system which reduces water consumption, makes for
an environmentally friendly workshop. In addition, the patented
steel woven piping used in the EPS 708 ensures no flexing,
bending or ballooning, which gives the added assurance that
measurements will not be affected, as well as protection against
leaks or even blow outs. Blow outs have safety implications, and
another safety protection feature of the EPS 708 is the robust
hood, which protects against loose parts causing physical
damage, and if the hood is opened the engine shuts down
immediately.
Another unique benefit of
the EPS 708 is the add-ons
such as the Piezo commonrail injector kit for diagnosing
passenger car Piezo injectors;
and the retrofit clamping kit
which permits the testing of
Bosch CRI/CRIN and CRI’s
from other manufacturers.
➲ Ready for the future with the new
common rail test bench EPS 708
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august 2014