Radiator Manufacturing
We have been manufacturing high-quality brass and copper radiators for over 30 years, making us experts in the industry. As one of the leading radiator manufacturers in The Bahamas, we can build radiators to your exact specifications. Whether you need a radiator for a motorcycle, generator, passenger vehicle, or heavy-duty truck, we have the expertise to deliver a reliable solution.
Our radiators are manufactured using premium-quality brass and copper materials to ensure superior durability, performance, and longevity. Every custom-built radiator is backed by a two-year warranty.
We can also convert aluminium radiators into fully custom-built brass and copper radiators. Our skilled technicians fabricate custom brass tanks and pair them with high-quality copper cores to create a long-lasting replacement.
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Radiator Core Manufacturing
Many radiators can be restored by replacing the core, making it a cost-effective alternative to purchasing a new radiator. Re-coring is recommended when the core has severe leaks, extensive damage, corroded fins, or a cracked header plate.
We have the machinery to manufacture high-quality copper and brass radiator cores to meet your exact specifications. During the re-coring process, we reuse your existing tanks, brackets, and transmission oil cooler, helping to reduce costs while restoring your radiator’s performance.
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A RADIATOR CORE
Core Height: It is the dimension determined by the length of the tube (from plate to plate). In the image, see reference (A).
Core Width: It is the dimension determined by measuring between the sides (to the sides of the core). Keep in mind that only the core is measured, not the sides. In the reference image (B).
Core Thickness: Carefully insert a piece of wire through the core, all the way to the other side of the core, and mark it. Withdraw it slowly, and measure the depth obtained. In the reference image (C).
Header Length: It is the dimension determined by measuring the length of the plate. In the image, see reference (D).
Header Width: It is the dimension determined by measuring the sides of the plate. In the reference image (E).