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The '''[[ZF Friedrichshafen AG|ZF]] Ecomat 2''' series of transmissions was introduced in 2001. They are essentially an improved version of the [[ZF Ecomat]] series. Each model of the Ecomat 2 series are available with retarder and ability to go into neutral a short time after the vehicle has completely stopped. The Ecomat 2 were offered in four, five, or six speed variants, but around 2006, the four speed versions were discontinued | The '''[[ZF Friedrichshafen AG|ZF]] Ecomat 2''' series of transmissions was introduced in 2001. They are essentially an improved version of the [[ZF Ecomat]] series. Each model of the Ecomat 2 series are available with retarder and ability to go into neutral a short time after the vehicle has completely stopped. The Ecomat 2 were offered in four, five, or six speed variants, but around 2006, the four speed versions were discontinued | ||
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The ZF Ecomat 2 series of transmissions was introduced in 2001. They are essentially an improved version of the ZF Ecomat series. Each model of the Ecomat 2 series are available with retarder and ability to go into neutral a short time after the vehicle has completely stopped. The Ecomat 2 were offered in four, five, or six speed variants, but around 2006, the four speed versions were discontinued
Models
| Type (5 or 6 speed) | Max. input torque | Max. input speed | Mass w/ retarder |
|---|---|---|---|
| HP502C | 1100 Nm | 2800 | 355 kg |
| HP552C | |||
| HP592C | 1250 Nm | 2800 | 357 kg |
| HP602C | 1600 Nm | 2650 | 368 kg |