OIL COOLING PRODUCTS
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RANGE PHOTOGRAPHS
Manufacturer photographs of the range. Ask for photographs of your selected model.
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OIL COOLER · FIN DETAILS
These fin detail photographs show oil cooler construction: inner fins sit within the oil passages, and outer fins sit in the cooling-air passages.
OIL COOLER · INTERNAL STRUCTURE
Internal oil fins before assembly and inside a cut-open brazed core.
This fin structure sits inside the oil passage. The photograph shows the internal component while it is exposed during manufacturing.
In the finished brazed cooler, this structure is enclosed inside the oil channel and cannot be seen from the outside.
This photograph shows an actual oil cooler core that has been cut open. The fin structure at the center of each narrow channel is the oil passage fin.
These internal fins are enclosed inside the oil passages after brazing. The cutaway reveals the structure that cannot be seen from outside an intact finished cooler.
Factory footage of the equipment and forming tooling used to produce the internal oil-passage fin.
This component sits inside the oil channel. After brazing, it is enclosed and cannot be seen from outside the finished cooler.
OIL COOLER · AIR-SIDE DETAILS
Louvered fins, from formed material to the brazed core. Explore the openings in our manufacturing close-ups.
Formed aluminum fins with louver openings.
View full-size photoThe folded fin surfaces contain rows of louver cuts. The close-ups below show these details before and after brazing.
Red outlines highlight the louver openings in the brazed core.
External air passages in the assembled core before brazing.
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Closer view of the fin folds and louver cuts before brazing.
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Louver openingsClose-up of the open louver geometry in the brazed air passage.
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Louver openingsAngled view of the louver openings and surrounding fin surfaces.
View full-size photoOIL COOLERS · E-COMMERCE RETAIL
Individual carton packaging with a fitted foam insert and foam top cover, suitable for oil cooler retail orders.
The foam insert holds the cooler and its mounting brackets inside the carton.
A foam sheet covers the packed cooler before the carton is closed.
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OIL COOLER · FACTORY TEST FOOTAGE
The tested oil cooler remained stable at 2.5 MPa (25 bar), as confirmed by the manufacturer.
This result describes stability at the stated test pressure. It does not establish the burst limit or continuous working-pressure rating.