Description

Cummins Inc. specializes in the development, production, global distribution, and maintenance of a wide array of power solutions, including diesel and natural gas engines, as well as cutting-edge electric and hybrid powertrain systems, along with their essential components. The company is organized into five core divisions: Engine, Distribution, Components, Power Systems, and New Power. Cummins supplies diesel and natural gas engines, branded both as Cummins and under various customer labels, for a diverse range of heavy and medium-duty applications. These include trucks, buses, recreational vehicles, light commercial vehicles, construction equipment, mining operations, marine vessels, rail transport, oil and gas exploration, defense sector, and agricultural machinery. It offers both new and remanufactured parts and complete engines, alongside comprehensive service support. Additional offerings encompass power generation setups, high-horsepower industrial engines, bespoke engineering services for specific applications, custom assembly solutions, a full range of retail and wholesale aftermarket parts, and both on-site and field-based repair and maintenance. Its product portfolio further extends to advanced emission control systems, turbochargers, and comprehensive filtration technologies, including air, fuel, lube, and hydraulic filters, along with fuel water separators, coolants, and additives. The company also provides electronic control units, various sensors, supporting software, and both new and reconditioned fuel systems. Furthermore, Cummins supplies automated transmissions, standby and primary power generators complete with controls, paralleling systems, and transfer switches, alongside A/C generators/alternators marketed under its Stamford and AVK brands. A key focus is on electrified power solutions, encompassing components and subsystems like batteries, fuel cells, and hydrogen production technologies. This includes electric power generation systems, filtration, aftertreatment, control systems, air handling, and automated transmissions tailored for these advanced platforms. Products are distributed globally to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), authorized distributors, dealerships, and a diverse customer base. Founded in 1919 as Cummins Engine Company, the corporation rebranded to Cummins Inc. in 2001. Its global headquarters remains situated in Columbus, Indiana.