Efficient Cooling: The Tonkee® Oil Cooler boasts an impressive heat dissipation capacity.
Its large surface area and carefully engineered design facilitate rapid heat transfer, effectively reducing the temperature of the oil circulating through it.
Push-On Connection: The push-on connection feature ensures easy installation and maintenance, eliminating the need for complicated fittings and connectors. This makes it a user-friendly choice for both experienced technicians and those new to hydraulic systems.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand demanding industrial conditions, this oil cooler is constructed from high-quality materials, including robust aluminum alloys. Its corrosion-resistant surface ensures a long service life, even in harsh environments.
Compact Design: Despite its high-performance capabilities, the Tonkee® Oil Cooler maintains a relatively compact form factor, making it suitable for installations with space constraints.
Versatile Compatibility: This oil cooler is compatible with various hydraulic fluids and oils, making it a versatile choice for a wide range of applications.
Applications:
The Tonkee® Oil Cooler with Push-On Connection finds applications across multiple industries:
Construction: In heavy machinery such as excavators, bulldozers, and cranes, where hydraulic systems are used extensively, this oil cooler helps maintain optimal fluid temperatures, ensuring consistent equipment performance.
Automotive: It is commonly employed in commercial vehicles, trucks, and buses with hydraulic brake systems, power steering, and transmission systems.
Industrial Machinery: In manufacturing plants, the oil cooler is utilized in hydraulic presses, injection molding machines, and other equipment that relies on hydraulic systems.
Agriculture: Agricultural machinery, including tractors and combines, benefits from this oil cooler to prevent overheating in hydraulic systems, thus enhancing overall efficiency and productivity.
Marine: The oil cooler plays a crucial role in marine applications by regulating the temperature of hydraulic systems in boats and ships, contributing to their reliability and longevity.
