NGK Spark Plug To Ignite CNG Three-Wheelers
Haryana-based NGK Spark Plug India Pvt. Ltd., a fully-owned subsidiary of NGK Spark Plug Co., Ltd, Japan, has launched new spark plugs for CNG three-wheelers. They were developed by NGK Japan taking into account the various performance parameters. NGK India was incorporated in 2006 to produce high quality spark plugs for vehicle manufacturers and the aftermarket.
“We have incorporated a long nose plug which will ensure better combustion to CNG engine. We have kept the removable terminal knot type. Some use terminal knot and some don’t. This plug is compatible for both and is specifically developed keeping in mind BS-3 and BS-4 engines,” Sudipto Sanyal, Senior Manager, Sales and Marketing, NGK Spark Plugs India, said.
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