Import Gasoline Engine Training Bench — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Gasoline Engine Training Bench supplied by Fxb Co., Ltd. replicates the electronically‑controlled 2ZR‑FE engine used in the Toyota Corolla. Its external dimensions are 1400 mm × 1000 mm × 1800 mm (L × W × H) and it operates from a 12 V DC power source. The bench includes a 10 L fuel tank and is rated for ambient temperatures from - 40 °C to +50 °C. All components are mounted on a steel base frame with a paint‑coated surface.

The main structure combines an aluminium‑plastic plate at least 4 mm thick, providing corrosion, impact and fire resistance, while the base frame is fabricated from steel for rigidity. Protection devices such as a master power switch, water‑tank protector and flywheel protector are integrated to ensure safe operation during training. In the training equipment sector, a 4 mm minimum plate thickness and steel‑based frames are typical for durability under repeated use.

The bench is intended for secondary and senior vocational schools, automobile training centres and other educational institutions that teach engine maintenance and diagnostics. It is equipped with a dashboard, fuel and vacuum pressure meters, a diagnosis socket for fault‑code reading and a throttle controller for speed variation. Prospective buyers should request the supplier’s MOQ, payment terms and shipping details before placing an order.

Fxb Co., Ltd. is listed with an address at No.5, Zhangbei Rd., Longgang, Shenzhen 518172, China. The company is classified as an imported tier supplier and carries a harbor trust tier, indicating it operates through established logistics channels. The profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and no recorded average response time, so buyers should anticipate the need for proactive follow‑up when initiating contact.

The supplier’s current listing focuses on a gasoline engine training bench designed for vocational education and automotive training programmes. No information is provided about minimum order quantities, pricing, lead times or certification status, so these details must be clarified directly with the supplier before any contractual commitment.