571-4592: Engine Coolant Radiator

A Coolant Radiator is designed to circulate coolant through the engine. This process absorbs heat from the engine, which is then dissipated by the radiator. It consists of a network of tubes and fins through which coolant, which is a mixture of water and antifreeze circulates. This cooling cycle is necessary for maintaining an optimal engine temperature, preventing damage due to overheating, and ensuring the smooth operation of the equipment. Attributes: • Radiator core capacity accommodates 25.6 liters. • Features 245 number of effective tubes designed in 3 rows. • Contains 293 number of fins for effective heat dissipation. • Flat fin type with fin density of 9 fins per inch. • Corrosion resistance. Applications: A Coolant Radiator is positioned at the front of the engine compartment allowing it to take advantage of the airflow generated during equipment operation, enhancing its cooling efficiency and regulating engine temperature effectively.