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Oil Cooler Manufacturers and Companies

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IQS Directory implements a thorough list of oil coolers manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our listing to examine and sort top oil coolers manufacturers with previews of ads and detailed descriptions of each product. Any oil coolers company can design, engineer, and manufacture oil coolers to meet your companies specific qualifications. An easy connection to reach oil coolers companies through our fast request for quote form is provided on our website. The company information includes website links, company profile, locations, phone, product videos and product information. This source is right for you whether it's for a manufacturer of engine oil coolers, hydraulic oil coolers, and tube heat exchangers.

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Leading Oil Cooler Manufacturers

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Harris Thermal Transfer Products

At Harris Thermal Transfer Products, we specialize in delivering cutting-edge heat exchangers designed to meet the diverse needs of our clients. We excel in producing a wide range of thermal management solutions, from standard models to highly customized systems. Our commitment to innovation and quality ensures that our heat exchangers provide superior performance, reliability, and efficiency.

LocationNewberg, OR
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Perry Products Corporation

Since 1947, Perry Products Corporation has been a trusted designer, manufacturer and long term heat exchanger partner for our customers. In addition to custom thermal engineered shell and tube heat exchangers, Perry maintains a line of partially fabricated but still customizable ASME heat exchangers in stock and ready to ship quick. Direct and honest communication and on time delivery is one of the reasons our customers keep coming back to Perry.

LocationHainesport, NJ
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Isotherm, Inc.

At Isotherm, Inc., we specialize in the design and manufacture of high-performance heat exchangers engineered to meet demanding thermal management requirements across a wide range of industries. Our company combines advanced engineering expertise with precision fabrication to deliver efficient, reliable solutions that optimize heat transfer, improve system performance, and support long-term operational stability in complex environments.

LocationArlington, TX
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Diversified Manufacturing Inc.

At Diversified Manufacturing, we provide precision manufacturing solutions with a strong focus on producing high-quality heat exchangers for a wide range of industrial applications. Our company combines experienced craftsmanship with modern manufacturing processes to deliver dependable thermal transfer equipment designed to meet demanding performance requirements.

LocationLockport, NY
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API Heat Transfer Inc.

Since 1953, we have been an industrial heat exchanger and heat transfer systems manufacturer offering shell and tube, marine, plate and frame, brazed plate, welded plate and air cooled heat exchangers and more. To us, service means responsive, knowledgeable support.

LocationBuffalo, NY
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JFD Tube & Coil Products, Inc.

At JFD Tube & Coil Products, we manufacture precision heat exchangers designed to provide dependable thermal transfer solutions for demanding industrial and commercial applications. Our company produces a wide variety of custom tube and coil products that support efficient heating, cooling, condensing, and fluid processing across numerous operating environments.

LocationHamden, CT
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How many oil cooler manufacturers are listed on IQS Directory?
6 leading manufacturers and 42 additional suppliers.
Where are oil cooler manufacturers located?
The listed suppliers are in 22 states and provinces: Texas (6), Illinois (4), Indiana (4), New Jersey (4), Pennsylvania (4), New York (3), Ohio (3), Wisconsin (3), and 14 more. 1 supplier does not list a location.
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Oil Coolers

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Oil coolers are tube heat exchangers that are specifically designed for the transfer of heat (or thermal energy) from heated oil by carrying the oil through cooling units in order to cool it, or using the oil to absorb heat. It can be used to cool items 100°C or higher, unlike water, which has a much lower boiling point.

Applications of Oil Coolers

Particularly useful for automotive or mechanical applications, oil is an electrical insulator that is used inside of or in direct contact with electrical components. Common applications for oil coolers include torque converters, hydraulic, and transmission oil cooling, as well as engine oil and compressor oil cooling and waste heat recovery.

Engines in vehicles involved with industrial towing or other heavy-duty items have engine oil coolers. For engine oils in particular, maintaining a moderate oil temperature is important, as oil functions both as a lubricant and a coolant. If the oils get too hot, the horsepower will drop and the oil will begin to break down, damaging the performance of the engine, as the oil is no longer able to provide its lubricating properties. This could result in engine seizure or failure.

Oil coolers are used in a wide range of industries, including:

  • Machine Tool
  • Automotive
  • Construction
  • Industrial
  • Commercial
  • Chemical Processing
  • Electronics

Oil Cooler Design

Oil air coolers are typically a plate, plate and frame, or flat plate design, in which heat is transferred continuously from heated oil to air without adding energy to the process.

Additional oils that are typically cooled in oil cooler processes include lubricating oils, transformer oils, and quenching oils.

How Oil Coolers Work

The basic concept of an oil air cooler is that the heated oil flows on one side of a thin corrugated metal plate while the comparatively cooler air is on the other. The plate enables the easy transference of heat between the oil to the air. Oil air coolers require less floor space compared to other types of oil cooler equipment and are lighter in weight.

Notable Types of Oil Coolers

There are two main types of oil coolers: hydraulic oil coolers and oil air coolers. Hydraulic oil coolers are typically a shell and tube design in which metal wall partitions, known as a tube wall or plate, act as conductors between the two fluids. Hot oil flows on one side of the barrier and transfers its heat to cooler oils flowing on the other side. Thermal energy only flows from the hotter to the cooler in an attempt to reach equilibrium. The surface area of these partitions affects speed and efficiency: the larger the surface area of a partition, the faster and more efficient the heat transfer.

 


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