Initially introduced for in-direct injection (IDI) driven passenger cars, distributor pumps have been successfully applicated & are running world over on heavy duty direct injection (DI) commercial vehicles and off-highway applications as well. Distributor pumps are known for their compactness and versatility to take on several add-on devices, to cater to all the engine requirements.

Introduction of electronics in engine management has become a necessity to meet the stringent emission norms. The launch of VP36/ VP37 EDC (Electronic Diesel Control) systems signifies this step towards improved closed loop controls. These systems are similar to mechanical distributor pumps but with electronic controls for fuel metering and injection timing.

Mechanical and EDC pumps have been applicated to meet  Euro III & Tier III emission legislations.

Mechanical pumps are being manufactured since 1986, at the Bangalore plant. Production of pumps has been shifted to the state-of-the-art plant at Jaipur in the year 2000, manufacturing both mechanical & EDC cummulating to around 5,00,000 pumps annually.