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Conventional radiators are the most common type of radiator. They are made up of a series of tubes that are connected to a header at each end. The tubes are filled with a coolant, such as water or antifreeze, which absorbs heat from the engine. The coolant then flows through the radiator, where it is cooled by the airflow.
In industrial settings, conventional radiators play a vital role in providing efficient heating solutions. These radiators are commonly used in various industries, including mining, oil and gas, drilling, and offshore operations.
Conventional radiators for industrial usage are robust and designed to withstand harsh environments. They are typically constructed using durable materials like steel or aluminum to ensure longevity and resistance to corrosion and high temperatures.
Cores and complete can be designed & manufactured in many various designs and materials to suit the customer’s individual requirements. Many models can ordered by cross reference to OEM part number. After-market designs can benefit the customer by fitting a cooler that is suited to the actual operating conditions of the machine. Radiators can be fully engineered.
VARIOUS TYPE OF CONVENTIONAL RADIATOR
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Alumunium Radiator Core
Indocool Aluminum Radiator Core stands as the epitome of efficient heat transfer. Crafted with precision, these radiators feature a massive core that enhances cooling capability by accommodating more coolant.
Built to last, our radiators are constructed using high-quality aluminum, a remarkable heat conductor. This ensures rapid temperature attainment, surpassing radiators made from other materials. The TIG-welded design guarantees clean, robust welds across the entire structure, enhancing durability.
Indocool Aluminum Radiator Core is environmentally friendly. Aluminum’s low mass, corrosion resistance, and recyclability make it an eco-conscious choice. It requires less energy for production, heating, and water usage, resulting in cost savings and reduced environmental impact.
Choose our Aluminum Radiator Core for reliable, eco-friendly, and high-performance cooling!
Indocool Folded Core Radiator is a revolutionary solution for efficient and cost-effective cooling systems. Our folded core radiator boasts a modular design, allowing for the easy replacement of damaged modules, and reducing repair costs significantly.
The practical design of folded core radiators enables individual core replacement, a convenient feature for instances of external impact damage. This innovative approach allows repairs to be carried out even in non-specialized locations, without soldering.
The core assembly, strategically positioned between the upper and lower tanks, ensures optimal performance. With cores angled to increase surface area and reduce the risk of blockage, our folded core radiator outperforms standard radiators. Choose our Folded Core Radiator for durable, anti-corrosion, and high-performance cooling!
*CAT® and CATERPILLAR® are registered trademarks of CATERPILLAR, INC. All manufacturer’s names, symbols, part numbers, or descriptions are used for reference purposes only. We don’t want to suggest that any part listed is the product of OEM.
Explore the cutting-edge AMOCS core radiator – engineered for superior performance and hassle-free serviceability. With a deep-drawn tube-to-header design, reinforced headers, and reversible cores without center mounts, this radiator sets new standards in durability and efficiency. The heavy-wall welded seam tubes ensure longevity, while the absence of internal baffle seals simplifies maintenance. Elevate your cooling system with the AMOCS Core Radiator, a testament to reliability and innovation
The AMOCS radiator provides more efficient heat exchange by routing coolant through the radiator twice. Coolant flows from the bottom tank up the front side, over the top of the core, and down the engine side.
Serviceability is enhanced with our modular core design that allows the removal of a single core, reducing repair costs and downtime. AMOCS eliminates the top tank and side channels, making it more reliable and easy to service. It also has a site gauge for quick service checks. The modification design will improve the performance of AMOCS and save your total cost.
*CAT® and CATERPILLAR® are registered trademarks of CATERPILLAR, INC. All manufacturer’s names, symbols, part numbers, or descriptions are used for reference purposes only. We don’t want to suggest that any part listed is the product of OEM.
A monoblock radiator, often referred to as a monobloc or mono-block radiator, is a type of heating radiator that is a single, seamless unit. Unlike traditional radiators that consist of multiple sections connected by valves, a monoblock radiator is a single, integrated piece.
They are known for their simple and compact design, making them easy to install and maintain. The term “mono-block” refers to the fact that the radiator is made as one continuous block, typically with a connection at the bottom for the inlet and outlet pipes.
These radiators are often made of materials like copper, brass, or aluminum, and they come in two types: (1) Light Duty Tube & Fin and (2) Heavy Duty Plate & Bar. Monoblock radiators are valued for their efficiency in heat transfer and ease of installation, making them a popular choice in some automotive and heavy equipment cooling systems.