Cummins Inc. [NYSE: CMI], a global leader in power technology, announced today its line-up for ConEXPO 2026, March 3-7 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The international construction industry gathers every three years for ConEXPO in Las Vegas, Nevada. Cummins will be amongst the 2,000 exhibitors connecting with customers at the largest construction tradeshow in North America.  

When we turn on the tap to wash dishes or flush the toilet, we rarely think about the complex systems behind the scenes that keep clean water flowing, let alone how our wastewater is managed. The truth is that these essential systems are an afterthought until they fail and we begin to see the consequences. That’s why reliable backup power systems are crucial, as they help avoid outcomes that threaten public health and, in turn, erode the public’s trust in local infrastructure. 

Outstanding durability. As one of the most durable, heavy-duty diesel engines on the market, the KTA19s six-cylinder, in-line configuration delivers excellent combustion efficiency and fuel economy, whilst its added insulation features provide more even coolant flow and better temperature control. Using the highly reliable Step Timing Control (STC) to ensure optimum engine timing for all load and ambient temperature combinations, it offers improved cold starting and reduced fuel consumption.

Much like the GTA5.9 Gas Series, these light GTA8.3 spark ignited engines deliver world-class durability and reliability. Offering designs in both standby and continuous applications, these engines are fully integrated to meet your power needs. Our continuous gas engines guarantee continuous run time, while our standby engines offer extreme transient capability by picking up block load and meeting NFPA 110 requirements.

World-class durability and reliability back these small and light spark ignited engines. This gas g-drive series offers integrated designs in both standby and continuous applications. While our continuous gas engines guarantee continuous run time, our standby engines offer extreme transient capability by picking up block load and meeting NFPA 110 requirements. Capable of running down to 800 BTU/ft^3, these gas engines have the ability to run on fuels between 33MN (methane number) and natural gas including well-head gas and non-standard fuels.

Slightly larger than the G5.9 Gas Series, these natural gas engines provide low emissions in combination with world-class durability and reliability. Two frequencies available in the continuous duty cycle provide you with an economical solution for gas applications. While the G8.3 Gas Low Emissions Series offers the flexibility to run on fuels between propane and natural gas, it also offers the ability to run down to 800 BTU/ft^3 with no derate. Designed to endure even the harshest conditions, these engines ensure the continuous run time that our customers demand.