Diesel Generators



If you are looking for diesel generators for sale, then you have come to the right place. Eagle Generators has been selling diesel generators from our UK base to countries all over the world for over 40 years.  We offer a wide range of new diesel generators for sale, from trusted manufacturers such as Perkins, Cummins and F G Wilson and we also maintain a large stock of used diesel generators for sale. We use our experience and expertise to make sure you get the right diesel generator at the best price. After a purchase we aim to have the generators up and running as soon as we possibly can.

Diesel Generator
Diesel Generators


Our new diesel generators have the most up-to-date design and engineering and come with manufacturers’ warranties. We only supply from companies who have a reputation for quality and efficiency. The used diesel generators we sell have been well maintained and are sourced from reputable suppliers. 

We sell diesel generators suitable for various purposes, including those used for a relatively small portable power supply, right up to large powerful generators that can supply continuous power to large commercial sites. 

The diesel generators that we sell range in power from 7.5 kVA to well over 2000 kVA. We are bound to have a diesel generator to suit your needs: take a look at our list of new and used diesel generators for sale. 

If you can’t see what you require or have some questions that need answering, do not hesitate to contact us; where we can advise you and guide you through the process of buying a generator from start to finish. So if you’re looking for new or used diesel generators for sale, get in touch today for a competitive price. Email sales@kw1.com or call us on 0121 557 0270.


Location: West Midlands, UK

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