095000-6120
Elecdurauto
095000-6120
095000-6120; 6261-11-3100; DLLA138P919
Elecdurauto
IATF 16949 / ISO 9001 / CE / RoHS
6–12 pcs
7–15 Days
Neutral / Customized Packaging
12 months
095000-6120; 6261-11-3100
Komatsu WA500-6; WA450-7; PC750; PC800-8
Komatsu SAA6D140E / 6D140 equipment; verify machine model, engine suffix and serial range
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The 095000-6120 / 6261-11-3100 diesel injector is prepared for heavy-equipment replacement programs built around Komatsu SAA6D140E-series engines. The listed application data connects this injector family with WA500-6 and WA450-7 wheel loaders, PC750 excavators, PC800-8 equipment and related 6D140 applications. These are high-value machines, so purchasing approval should be based on the OE number and machine record rather than a broad “Komatsu injector” label.
For distributors, mining contractors and equipment-service networks, the main supply concern is maintaining the same injector identity across mixed machine fleets and different rebuild schedules. Elecdura supports wholesale and planned replacement orders with neutral or customized packaging. The catalog also records DLLA138P919 as a nozzle reference for configuration review; it is an identification aid, not permission to replace the complete injector with a nozzle-only component.
Send both Denso-format and Komatsu-format references when they are available. A request containing 095000-6120, 6261-11-3100, the SAA6D140E engine designation and the full machine model is materially safer than a request containing only “WA500 injector.” Buyers supporting PC600-, PC700- or PC800-family machines should also include the serial-number range because parts usage can change within an equipment series.
Standard commercial terms are a 6–12 piece MOQ, an estimated 7–15 day delivery period and a 12-month warranty. These terms support distributor replenishment and maintenance planning without representing stock availability. Current availability, packaging marks and shipment details must be confirmed in the quotation. Technical matching remains tied to the original injector record and the machine’s engine arrangement.
| Procurement Item | Verified Supply Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Complete heavy-duty common-rail diesel injector |
| Denso Reference | 095000-6120 |
| Komatsu Reference | 6261-11-3100 |
| Catalog Nozzle Reference | DLLA138P919 |
| Engine Family | Komatsu SAA6D140E / 6D140 applications, subject to machine verification |
| Buyer Verification | OE number, engine suffix, machine model, serial range and connector configuration |
| Reference | Reference Role |
|---|---|
| 095000-6120 | Denso-format complete injector number |
| 6261-11-3100 | Komatsu-format injector assembly reference |
| DLLA138P919 | Catalog nozzle reference for identity review; not a complete-injector substitute |
| Machine / Engine | Procurement Check |
|---|---|
| Komatsu WA500-6 / SAA6D140E | Primary listed application; confirm the original 6261-11-3100 record |
| Komatsu WA450-7 | Listed application; verify engine suffix and machine serial range |
| Komatsu PC750 / PC800-8 / 6D140 | Listed excavator family; match by OE number and complete machine data |
| Komatsu PC600, PC650, PC700 and HM350/HM400 families | Additional market association; treat as conditional until the machine parts record is checked |
The video below is a general presentation of Elecdura heavy-duty diesel fuel injectors for wholesale supply. It does not show a machine-specific installation, calibration sequence or performance result for 095000-6120 or 6261-11-3100.
They are paired Denso-format and Komatsu-format references for this complete injector family. A buyer should still provide both numbers when possible because doing so improves quotation control and avoids confusion with nearby 095000-series injectors. The machine model, SAA6D140E engine designation and serial range should accompany the references before the interchange is approved.
The listed application centers on WA500-6 rather than every machine carrying the WA500 name. Komatsu equipment families can include different production generations and engine arrangements. Confirm 6261-11-3100 on the original parts record, then provide the complete machine model and serial number. That sequence is more reliable than ordering from the loader family alone.
DLLA138P919 is listed as a nozzle reference associated with the injector configuration. It helps technicians and buyers identify the nozzle family, but it is not the same commercial item as the complete 095000-6120 injector. Orders for an injector assembly and orders for a loose nozzle should remain separate to avoid an incomplete delivery.
The supplier application data specifically lists PC750 and PC800-8 applications tied to 6D140/SAA6D140 engine data. Additional parts listings associate 6261-11-3100 with PC600-, PC650- and PC700-family machines. Those broader families should be handled as conditional references: the final order still requires the OE number and the exact machine serial range.
Include the quantity, delivery destination, 095000-6120 and 6261-11-3100 references, complete Komatsu machine model, engine model and serial-number range. If the injector has been removed, attach readable photos of the label, body and connector. For fleet orders, separate quantities by machine group so each configuration can be reviewed before the quotation is consolidated.
Coding or calibration requirements must be confirmed against the Komatsu service procedure, engine control system and the injector supplied. No universal code or single commissioning sequence should be assumed for every SAA6D140E installation. The installing workshop should use current service information and qualified diagnostic equipment before returning the machine to operation.
The standard MOQ is 6–12 pieces, with neutral or customized packaging available. The normal delivery estimate is 7–15 days after the technical identity, quantity and packaging details are finalized. This is a planning lead time, not a statement that every quantity is currently in stock. Request a current quotation for the actual shipment schedule.
Use qualified diesel technicians, maintain clean handling and inspect the high-pressure fuel system before installing the replacement injector. Contamination, metal debris, unresolved pump damage or an incorrect fitment decision can cause repeat failure. Keep the machine data, OE confirmation and installation record with the order so any later technical review starts from traceable configuration information.