Crossley Pielstick
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SEMT Pielstick^[1] is a French diesel engine manufacturer based in Villepinte, France and owned by MAN Diesel, a subsidiary of MAN AG

SEMT Pielstick was formed in 1988 when the business was acquired from GEC Alsthom by MAN and MTU, originally as a 50/50 partnership. MAN increased its shareholding in February 1998 and in December 2006 bought the remaining 33% of the shares held by MTU, thus making MAN the sole shareholder of SEMT Pielstick. The company has been renamed MAN DIESEL SA and trades under this name.

Licensees

Pielstick engines have been/are produced by many licensees and hence are known by many different names:

• Colt-Pielstick — Fairbanks Morse — United States
• Crossley-Pielstick — Rolls-Royce — United Kingdom (sold under the Crossley name)
• Doosan-Pielstick — Doosan Heavy Industries Construction Co (DHICO) — Republic of Korea
• Hyundai-Pielstick — Hyundai Heavy Industries — Republic of Korea
• Kirloskar-Pielstick — Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. — India
• Lindholmen-Pielstick — Lindholmen Motor AB — Sweden
• Pielstick — Shaanxi Diesel Engine Works — China

Notes

1. ^  SEMT: Societe d’Etudes de Machines Thermiques; roughly translated company for the study of thermal engines.

External links

• www.pielstick.com