Smaller turbocharger types
Not our headline speciality, but part of the same job: the small and medium frames fitted to auxiliary engines, gensets, plant machinery and commercial vehicles — serviced and supplied from the same workshops.
One supplier for the whole engine room
A plant or a vessel rarely has one single brand of turbocharger. Alongside the large marine frames there are always smaller units on gensets, compressors and site machinery. Handling them under the same account — same technical contact, same report format, same delivery — removes a supplier from the operator’s list.
- Overhaul, repair and balancing of small and medium frames
- Cartridge (CHRA) replacement and exchange units
- Spare parts identified from the data plate
- Same documented report as any other job
What we cover
KKK / BorgWarner
Holset
Schwitzer
Mitsubishi (TD · TF)
Garrett · Cummins · others
Cummins, Komatsu, Toyota and Volvo Penta frames are supplied on request. For MHI’s large marine MET series see the dedicated page.
MODEL NOT LISTED? ASK US.
TURBO INTERNACIONAL IS AN INDEPENDENT SERVICE PROVIDER. BRAND AND MODEL NAMES ARE USED FOR IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES ONLY.
Frequently asked questions
Do you cover brands that are not listed?
Very often, yes. The list names the types we see most, not every one we can service: send the nameplate — make, model and serial number — plus the engine nameplate and we will confirm whether we cover it. The point of this page is one supplier for the whole engine room, not a closed catalogue.
Is a small turbocharger worth repairing rather than replacing?
It depends on the damage and on what a new unit costs and takes to arrive. We assess it with measurements — clearances, rotor and casing condition — and give you both figures. When replacement is the sensible answer, that is the answer you get.
Question not here? Our FAQ has 27 more — how they work, maintenance, cleaning in service, spare parts and operation — plus a plain-language glossary. And if what you have is a symptom, the troubleshooting guide goes from symptom to likely cause.
Frequently asked questions Troubleshooting guide