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Stanadyne is a global automotive technology leader in engine-based fuel and air management systems, specializing in gasoline and diesel fuel injection systems and remanufactured components.

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Overview

Stanadyne is a global leader in the design, manufacture, and remanufacture of advanced fuel delivery systems for diesel, gasoline, and alternative fuel engines. Founded in 1876, the company supports OEM and aftermarket customers worldwide from its headquarters in Jacksonville, North Carolina, and facilities across the United States, Europe, India, and China. It specializes in pioneering technologies in gasoline and diesel fuel injection systems and in aftermarket and remanufactured components. In 2019, Stanadyne acquired PurePower Technologies, a leader in engineering and remanufacturing diesel injectors, turbochargers, valves, and other components for OEM and the aftermarket.

History

Stanadyne is a global automotive technology leader in engine-based fuel and air management systems, specializing in pioneering technologies in gasoline and diesel fuel injection systems and in aftermarket and remanufactured components. The company dates back to 1876 as the Hartford Machine Screw Company, founded on its revolutionary innovation, the automatic screw machine. In 1900, the company changed its name. In 1934, Hartford Machine Screw Company merged with its affiliates to form Standard Screw. In 1947, Vernon D. Roosa joined Standard Screw to perfect his design for an on-engine diesel pump. In 1952, Standard Screw introduced the Roosa Master Injection Pump, the world's first Diesel Rotary Pump. In 1958, Standard Screw built on its diesel fuel pump line with the introduction of the DB Model Rotary Pump. In 1963, Standard Screw developed the Pencil Nozzle Injector. In 1970, Standard Screw became Stanadyne. In 1973, Stanadyne introduced the Startmaster, an air starter for large truck applications. In 1988, Stanadyne acquired its Brescia, Italy plant to manufacture diesel fuel injectors. In 1993, Stanadyne developed the DS Model Rotary Pump, the first electronically governed pump of its kind. In 2002, Stanadyne introduced the DE Model Rotary Pump and agreed to a joint venture with the Amalgamations Group to open a facility in Chennai, India. In 2006, Stanadyne developed the world's first 200 bar GDI pump. In 2019, Stanadyne acquired PurePower Technologies, a leader in engineering and remanufacturing diesel injectors, turbochargers, valves, and other components for OEM and the aftermarket. Headquartered in Jacksonville, NC, USA, Stanadyne has design, engineering and manufacturing facilities in the United States, China, India, and a worldwide network of aftermarket service dealers and distributors.

Products and positioning

Global automotive technology leader in engine-based fuel and air management systems, delivering power, performance, and efficiency.

  • Common Rail Fuel Pump

  • Ford 6.7L Power Stroke DCR Kit

  • Duramax L5P DCR Diesel Pump

  • John Deere 9.0L Diesel HP4 Pump

  • EcoForce Rotary Diesel Fuel Pump

  • Electric DE Rotary Fuel Pump

  • Mechanical DB Rotary Fuel Pump

  • Pencil Nozzle Fuel Injector

  • GM 6.2L/6.5L Fuel Injectors

  • GDI Fuel Injectors

  • GX Series Fuel Pumps

Recent events

  • Reported

    Stanadyne appoints Costas Loukellis CFO[5]

    Stanadyne announced that Costas Loukellis would succeed retired CFO Stephen Langin as its vice president and chief financial officer.

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