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MILITARY ENGINES

F135-PW-100

The World’s Most


Advanced Fighter Engine
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MILITARY ENGINES

F135-PW-100
The World’s Most Advanced Fighter Engine
Powering the F-35 Lightning II A and C models
The combat-proven F135 – which powers all three variants of the F-35 Lightning II – is the most advanced fighter engine
in the world, providing the warfighter with a critical technological advantage over adversaries at an unparalleled value to
the taxpayer. With more than 40,000 lbs. of thrust, unmatched low-observable signature, world-class thermal manage-
ment, and innovative engine control system, the 5th Generation F135 is a critical enabler of the F-35 weapons system and
of operations conducted in advanced threat environments.
Not only is the F135 the most powerful and most advanced fighter engine ever produced, it’s also the most dependable –
demonstrating a step change in reliability over 4th generation fighter engines with its advanced damage tolerant design
and fully integrated prognostic health monitoring.

UNMATCHED CAPABILITY AND DEPENDABILITY


FOR THE WARFIGHTER F135 ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS
F-35A F-35C

40K+ LBS PRECISE & RESPONSIVE F135 -PW-100


F135 ENGINE SPECS
of thrust integrated engine Conventional Takeoff and
control system Landing (CTOL)
Carrier Variant (CV)
Maximum Thrust Class 43,000 lbs
50% INCREASE 5TH GENERATION
in thermal management stealth technologies Intermediate Thrust Class 28,000 lbs
capacity over 4th
generation engines Length 220 in

Inlet Diameter 43 in

13X SAFER 93% REDUCTION Maximum Diameter 46 in


than 4th generation engines in unscheduled engine
removals over 4th
generation engines

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