How we can help you with your DEUTZ KHD/MWM engines...

If you’re looking for help with your Deutz KHD/MWM engine, you’re in the right place.

Bartech Marine are the only UK supplier of genuine parts for classic DEUTZ KHD/MWM engines, and as the UK partner of QuantiParts, a Wärtsilä company, we’re able to utilise their OEM knowledge to ensure you get exactly what you need for continued reliability of your Deutz engine.

Alongside the ultimate parts support, our field service and project team can undertake any maintenance programme, or breakdown response to give the confidence you need.

The Story of Deutz KHD MWM Engines

In the heart of 19th century Cologne, Germany, two visionaries, Nicolaus August Otto and Eugen Langen, set out to change the world. In 1864, they founded N A Otto & Cie, the world’s first engine manufacturing company. Their dream was to harness the power of combustion and make it work for humanity.

Just over a decade later, Otto achieved the impossible: he invented the four stroke internal combustion engine in 1876. This “Otto engine” became the blueprint for nearly every gasoline engine that followed, powering everything from cars to ships to generators.

As the company grew, it evolved into Klöckner Humboldt Deutz AG, or KHD, becoming a pioneer in air cooled diesel engines. These engines were rugged, reliable, and perfect for the harsh conditions of agriculture and industry. During World War II, Deutz’s air cooled designs proved invaluable, earning the company the title of a “war model company” for its contributions to the defence economy.

But Deutz wasn’t just about machines, it was a cradle of genius. Engineers like Gottlieb Daimler, Wilhelm Maybach, and Ettore Bugatti all spent time at Deutz before launching their own legendary careers.

In 1985, KHD made a bold move: it acquired Motoren Werke Mannheim and Südbremse München, bringing together up to 30 engine types under one roof in Mannheim.

From the compact TBD232 to the mighty TBD645, Deutz KHD MWM engines powered ships, tractors, trains, and combine harvesters across the globe. The BVM and BAM series became staples in marine propulsion, while the TCD2016 brought modern turbocharged efficiency to mobile machinery. These engines weren’t just mechanical marvels, they were lifelines for industries, communities, and economies.

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What we can do for your DEUTZ KHD/MWM engine:

  • Identify and source correct spare parts – we’re the only UK supplier of genuine parts for Deutz KHD/MWM engines
  • Supply and install Deutz engines
  • Major Deutz assembly overhauls
  • Onsite overhauls, fault diagnosis and troubleshooting

How you can benefit from our expertise:

  • Save money on parts – cutting out middleman means reducing the cost of securing genuine Deutz KHD/MWM parts
  • Reduce capital expenditure – with a proven overhaul and engineering team, Bartech can often help you avoid replacements, cutting down on the cost of your Deutz KHD/MWM engine
  • Access unrivalled experience – Bartech’s engineers, partnered with the OEM have worked with Deutz KHD/MWM engines for years, giving us decades of experience to lean on
  • Get peace of mind that your job is done right, first time – all Bartech work is guaranteed for 12 months.

Our experience covers the following engines:

TBD Series (High-speed and medium-bore marine engines)

  • TBD232, TBD234 – Compact, high-speed diesel engines used in marine and industrial applications. Models include D234V8, TBD234V6, TBD234V8, TBD234V12
  • TBD440, TBD441, TBD484 – Medium-bore engines with robust performance for propulsion and auxiliary power.
  • TBD510, TBD511, TBD500 – Known for reliability in continuous operation environments.
  • TBD601, TBD602, TBD604, TBD604B, TBD616, TBD620, TBD645 – Larger bore engines offering higher power output, often used in ships and power plants. Models include TBD604BV8, TBD604V16, TBD604BV8, TBD604BV12, TBD616V12, TBD616V16, TBD620V12, TBD620V16
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    TCD Series

  • TCD2016 – Modern turbocharged engines with electronic control, used in mobile machinery and gensets.
  • BVM/BAM/SBV Series (Big bore and medium bore)

  • BVM350, BVM358, BVM540, BVM640 – Older generation engines still supported for legacy fleets. Includes model BV6M540, BV12M640
  • BAM528, BAM816 – High-performance variants with enhanced cooling and fuel efficiency. Models include BA6M816, BA8M816, BA12M816, BA16M816
  • RSVM545, SBV628 – Specialized engines for marine propulsion and auxiliary systems. Models include SBV6M628, SBV8M628, SBV9M628, SBV16M628
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    TBRS and RHS Series

  • TBRS1822 – High-speed engine variant for specialized industrial use.
  • RHS518 – Compact engine for auxiliary power and backup systems.
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