Build Your ERT45R Configuration
There is no one-size-fits-all ERT45R configuration.
The right setup depends on your existing test bench, the pump families you want to cover first, and the capabilities you may want to add over time.
A technical review before the quotation
ERT45R is a modular platform. The Control Unit is common, while the additional equipment and Operational Kits depend on the pump technologies you need to service.
Before preparing a proposal, InjectionPower reviews the applications you want to cover and the characteristics of your existing diesel pump test bench.
This allows the starting architecture to be defined around your actual workshop, rather than around a one-size-fits-all package.
This is not an automatic configurator
Your selections are reviewed by InjectionPower before a configuration proposal or quotation is issued.
If information is incomplete or the application requires clarification, we will contact you before defining the final configuration.
What we need from you
A few technical details are enough to start the review.
Priority Pump Families
Tell us which pump families you want to activate first. Ideally, list your Top 3 priorities.
Your Test Bench
Manufacturer, model and relevant characteristics of the diesel pump test bench you intend to use.
Pump Shaft Center Height
Standard reference: 125 mm. If different or unknown, provide the actual value or simply identify the test bench model.
What happens next
1. Compatibility Review
We review the bench, pump technologies and available workshop infrastructure.
2. Configuration Mapping
We define the ERT45R Control Unit, technology-related equipment and Operational Kits required for your priority applications.
3. Structured Proposal
You receive a proposed starting configuration aligned with your current priorities and expansion logic.
Start with what your workshop needs today. Expand when your requirements change.
The ERT45R Control Unit remains the common platform while additional pump-family capabilities can be added through the appropriate equipment and Operational Kits.