Oil cooler can be connected to through hoses to the high-performance blocks by removing the plugs above the oil filter pad. It also contributes to lowering the engine-temperature. Of the three engine cooling systems (air, water, and oil), oil cooling is the most promising for getting big cooling gains with relatively little effort. It is necessary to keep the temperature of the oil, needed for the functioning of the engine and its subsystems, under control. Too high temperatures lead to a rapid degradation of the oil's lubrication characteristics with the risk of damaging mechanical parts. They may be designed to exchange heat between oil and air rather than oil and the coolant in the engine cooling circuit. The latter involves simplified oil circuits and low costs if compared to the oil-air solutions, which offer higher performances and do not imply an additional thermal load for the radiator.

 Oil coolers Applications

Diesel Engines

Marine

Plastic machinery

Hydraulic Power Packs

Other Industrial Applications