Original sentence: , is a diesel engine manufacturer for several markets including marine and stationary power plant based in Peterborough, England.After the war, the company went public, and licensed its designs to numerous foreign companies for local manufacturing and sale.Perkins Ltd.Perkins engines are widely used in marine applications (Volvo Penta uses marinised Perkins engines for its widely-selling range of yacht powerplants), and in diesel generator sets.The French truck manufacturer ACMAT uses Perkins engines exclusively.Worldwide, an estimated one in five tractors is powered by a Perkins engine.was formed on 7 June 1932 in Peterborough by Frank Perkins, who had worked with Charles Chapman at an engineering firm; on founding his own company, Perkins brought Chapman in as technical director and the pair created a high-speed, lightweight diesel engine, producing 35 of them in 1933 (sold to truck company Commer)
Edited sentence: , is a diesel engine manufacturer for several markets including Agricultural, Construction, Material Handling, Power Generation and Industrial.After the war, the company went public, and established a number of licensees for local manufacturing and sale.Before Perkins and Chapman, the diesel engine was a heavy and slow revving workhorse, lacking performance.Chapman's concept was the high-speed diesel - a motor that could challenge gasoline as the primary motive power.Established in Peterborough, United Kingdom, in 1932, over the years Perkins has continued to grow its engine range and provide customers with thousands of different engine specifications.Perkins Ltd, Engineers was formed on 7 June 1932 in Peterborough by Frank Perkins and Charles Chapman.The world’s first high-speed diesel engine was Perkins' four-cylinder Vixen, which made its debut in 1932, and in October 1935 Perkins became the first company to hold 6 world diesel speed records for a variety of distances set at the Brookland race track in Surrey.This heritage, coupled with a high volume of annual sales, means that nearly 18 million pieces of equipment worldwide have now run, or are running with Perkins power