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MAN Engines at SMM 2026
MAN Engines will be presenting its expanded portfolio for maritime applications in the workboat sector at SMM 2026 to be held from September 1-4 in Hamburg, Germany. The focus is on world premiere of the 30-l MAN D3872 V12 engine for on-board units, diesel-electric drive systems and heavy-duty operation. With the MAN D3872, MAN Engines is expanding its range in the 30-l segment and addressing applications in which high continuous output, reliability and flexible integration are required. As an engine for on-board gensets, the D3872 is specifically designed for on-board power generation and diesel-electric propulsion systems, complementing the existing propulsion engines of the series. Power levels of 800 kW or 840 kW at 1,500 rpm and 960 kW at 1,800 rpm are available for generator operation. In the heavy-duty sector, MAN Engines offers the D3872 with outputs of 735 kW and 920 kW at 1,800 rpm. The MAN D3872 is based on the established V12 platform and uses its advantages in terms of compact design, high power density and robust mechanical design for continuous use. In addition to these heavy-duty applications with a high proportion of continuous loads, the MAN D3872 covers a wide range of performance across various operating modes. In the light duty range, 1,471 kW and 1,618 kW are available for applications with high power requirements and dynamic operation at the same time. Another focus of the trade fair appearance is the modular exhaust gas aftertreatment system from MAN Engines, consisting of a diesel particulate filter and SCR system. The engine, exhaust gas aftertreatment and control system are developed as a coordinated and fully certified overall system in order to meet emission requirements with a high level of operational safety and efficient operation. MAN Engines will also be showcasing its range of products and services in the field of engine reconditioning. Marine engines can also be remanufactured in the factory according to defined processes and restored to like-new condition.
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