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Hydraulic Oil cooler

Hydraulic Oil cooler is a type of Oil cooler which cools the working hydraulic oil (VG 68 / ISO 68) . This is a air blast oil cooler which is used to maintain the oil temperature & viscosity and to remove the heat gained due to frictional losses occurring in a hydraulic / transmission in mobile or stationary equipment.

Air Cooled Oil cooler can be used to suit different types of hydraulic oils (ISO series, SAE Series) in any mobile or stationary hydraulic equipment to maintain the oil temperature within the desired range. Apollo is a reputed Oil cooler manufacturer for hydraulic oil cooler. These coolers can be specially designed to suit individual customer�s specific requirement.

Tipo Hydraulic Oil Cooler are either fixed or of the packed floating head type in general and are suitable for fitment on the return line of a hydraulic oil system. The normal design pressure of these coolers are 10 bar and they are tested hydrostatically at 15 bar. However, on specific request, these coolers can be designed for a high-pressure circuit for as high as 50-75 bar. This is designed by us have found extensive usage in power packs, presses, dredgers and plastic injection equipment.

this Cooler can be easily installed. Another advantage of this product is its low maintenance. It has wide industry demand. Apart from this, we are providing this at convenient rates to our customers to make sure that their requirements are completely met.

Our range of products include this cooler and air cooled oil coolers.

Recommended for high duty cycle industrial and work truck hydraulic systems working in extreme hot climates, 100°F (37°C) and above; capable of removing up to 33,750 BTU / Hr.

  • Hydraulic flow: 5-20 GPM (19-76 LPM)
  • Pressure rating: Up to 500 psi (34.5 bar)
  • Electrical: 12 V @ 10 Amps
  • Dimensions: 17.0” (l) x 8.0” (w) x 13.0” (h); 43.2 cm (l) x 20.3 cm (w) x 33.0 cm (h)
  • Weight: 30 lbs (13.5 kg)

Features:

  • Hi-tech technology used
  • Finest quality
  • Excellent cooling mechanism