DPP is proud to carry PurePower Technologies, one of the nations leading developers of injection and turbo technology. PurePower is the authority for alL precision fuel, air-management and after-treatment systems for light, medium and heavy-duty diesel engines, having produced more than 30 million precision diesel fuel injectors since 1999. With the capability to custom design any diesel fuel injector and turbo for the reman market, while having the flexibility to scale to any size production program – from small lots to full OE launches.
THE PUREPOWER ADVANTAGE
Backed by years of OE heritage, the PurePower is the authority for American-made precision fuel, air-management and after-treatment systems for light, medium and heavy-duty diesel engines. PurePower’s experience as an OEM allows them to create products that stay ahead of the market and regulatory trends, and to deliver uncompromising quality, durability and fuel economy. With exceptionally qualified engineers using state-of-the-art CAD workstations with NX7, Solidworks capabilities and equipment capable of measuring to sub-micron levels. These facilities offer the flexibility to scale to any size production program — from small lots to full OEM launches. Since inception, PurePower has dedicated all their resources to developing, producing and remanufacturing high-performance solutions, all done in-house. From factory replacement injectors, EGR, turbos and controllers to custom built products, PurePower does it all.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We get a lot of calls and e-mails each day with various product,
vehicle, and installation questions. Some are completely off the wall
and can even catch us off guard at times, but many others are fairly
routine, so we thought we'd post some of the most popular questions that
can hopefully be a good resource for you.
Q: What is the difference between remanufactured (reman) and new?
A:
In the automotive industry, most products are manufactured from brand
new materials. However, numerous products are also remanufactured,
meaning that the manufacturer of the product takes a used product,
typically removed from a vehicle, disassembles, and replaces all worn
components of the master product. A great example of this is in regards
to automatic transmissions in which the manufacturer takes an existing
transmission, replaces all of the inner working components, such as the
torque converter, valve body, etc. and merely reuses the case.In the
case of PurePower, the most prevalent example is common rail injectors. For a brand new
injector, it is as the name implies and uses all brand new components,
including the injector body, solenoid, valve, etc. and no components
have ever been used in a vehicle. On the contrary, a remanufactured
injector will typically have all of the traditional wear items, such as
the nozzle, valve, etc. replaced with new, but the non-wear items such
as the body, will be reused as they are not known to wear out and cause
any degradation of performance.
Q: What is a "Core Charge"?
A:
Because aftermarket manufacturers require a steady stream of incoming
cores to build, they charge a deposit on the core, known as a core
charge, that is refunded upon receipt. In some cases, the core is not
reusable, such as in the event of a cracked case, at which point the
core deposit would not be credited as the core component is not
reusable. We at Diesel Power Products offer a deferred core program in
which we allow you to defer the typical core charge you'd normally have
to pay for upfront, only to be refunded upon returning your core part.
And when it comes to big-ticket items, such as transmissions that can
have core charges nearing $3,000, that can easily mean the difference
between affording that part and havng to go without. Think of it as
putting the core on an open tab for you and once your core is received
within the allotted time allowed, we'll delete the charge altogether, so
you never have to pay it! In order to take advantage of the Deferred
Core Program, you merely need to pay via credit card for the new parts
and agree to the terms of the program, simple as that!
Q: Where is PurePower based out of?
A: Industrial Injection's headquarters and operations are in Columbia, South Carolina.
Q: How long has Industrial Injection been in business?
A: PurePower was founded in 1999.
If you've got a question about replacing a component on your vehicle, feel free to give us a call at 888-99-DIESEL and we
would be happy to assist.