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Acorn Diesel

Mumbai, India

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Acorn Diesel, incorporated in 1982, is an established company based in Mumbai, India. They supply spares for marine main engines, auxiliary engines (generators), and turbochargers, offering new and genuine parts from major manufacturers. Their extensive stock includes piston stuffing box parts, piston rings, piston telescopic pipes, and components for auxiliary engines and turbochargers. Strategically located in Mumbai, they ensure speedy delivery via road, sea, and air. Acorn Diesel has an extensive range of new and genuine spares for all major engines, stocked in Mumbai for immediate delivery to both domestic and global destinations.

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