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An oil cooler is a mechanical device that is used to remove surplus heat from internal combustion engines through a heat-exchanger. The device is used for cooling various mechanical parts using oil. These parts include engine and transmission systems.

Wolverine Tube Europe delivers tubes of different alloys to many suppliers in the automotive industry, including industrial engines and railroad vehicles.

Examples

Engine cooling systems on railway locomotives

Ongoing supplies including buffer stocks for C70600 copper nickel tubes – small sizes and various lengths – used in systems for charge air cooling, oil cooling and exhaust gas cooling

Engine cooling systems for heavy duty machinery

Ongoing supplies with JIT delivery for tubes in various copper alloys – small sizes and various lengths – used in transmission oil cooling and charge air cooling