393-5047: Engine Radiator Core

The Radiator Core comprises numerous small tubes and fins, which facilitate heat dissipation. The primary function of the radiator core is to transfer excess heat away from the engine to maintain optimal operating temperatures. Allows coolant to pass through tubes and transfer heat to fins. Attributes: • Maximum testing pressure is 50 psi. • Maximum working pressure is 15 psi. • Internal volume is 24.3 liters. • Resistance to vibration and mechanical stress. Applications: The Radiator Core is used in industrial and heavy machinery, to manage engine temperature. They ensure efficient cooling by transferring heat from the engine coolant to the surrounding air, preventing engine overheating and maintaining optimal performance.