Mitsubishi · Main Engine
Genuine and Alang-reconditioned spare parts for the Mitsubishi UEC68LSE two-stroke crosshead marine diesel engine — capesize bulkers, aframax bulkers/tankers (e. Shipped from Bhavnagar, India to any port worldwide.
| Parameter | UEC68LSE |
|---|---|
| Maker | Mitsubishi |
| Model | UEC68LSE |
| Equipment | Two-stroke crosshead marine diesel engine |
| Bore | 680 mm |
| Stroke | 2,690 mm |
| Cylinders | 5, 6, 7, 8 cylinders |
| Power | 14,700 kW (5-cyl) — 23,520 kW (8-cyl); 2,940 kW/cyl |
| Speed at MCR | 95 rpm (P1); 81 rpm (P3) |
| MEP | ~19 bar |
| SFOC | 165 g/kWh @ P1 (121 g/PSh); 159 g/kWh @ P2/P4 (117 g/PSh) |
| Status | Legacy (introduced May 2003; current J-ENG lineup focuses on smaller bores + LSH series, no direct LSH at 680 mm yet) |
| Production years | First completed May 2003; production through ~2015 |
| Application | Capesize bulkers, Aframax bulkers/tankers (e.g., 177,000 DWT bulker newbuilding), Suezmax tankers, large PCTCs |
Figures as published for the UEC68LSE. Where a figure is not in a source we hold, this page says “not published to us” rather than estimating it. Send your equipment and part number and we confirm against the nameplate before quoting.
Genuine, OEM-equivalent and Alang-reconditioned. Every reconditioned part is measured against the maker’s limits before it leaves us. If your part is not listed, send the part number — most Mitsubishi items are sourceable through the yard.
The Mitsubishi UEC68LSE is a two-stroke crosshead marine diesel engine. It runs a 680 mm bore and 2,690 mm stroke. Status: Legacy (introduced May 2003; current J-ENG lineup focuses on smaller bores + LSH series, no direct LSH at 680 mm yet). Built First completed May 2003; production through ~2015. Application: Capesize bulkers, Aframax bulkers/tankers (e.g., 177,000 DWT bulker newbuilding), Suezmax tankers, large PCTCs
Source: our Main Engine spec research file (main-engine/04-mitsubishi-uec.md).
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