Industrial
How to Match a Generator Radiator or Industrial Cooler
Begin with the engine to make and model, then check the generator rating in kVA. A Perkins engine in a 275 kVA set, for example, needs a radiator sized for that heat load. Note the core dimensions, hose positions, and fan location on your current unit. For oil coolers, record the port sizes and thread type, as these vary between models. Combi coolers combine several circuits, so confirm every connection before ordering. If the engine code is known, use it in the filter to narrow the list quickly and avoid a mismatch on site. Clear part numbers also make repeat orders simple.Get a Quote for Industrial Cooling Parts
Need a generator radiator, combi cooler or industrial oil cooler? Add it to the Dolphin Catalogue enquiry cart and include the engine model and part number. For urgent breakdowns or project quantities, call +97167032999 or email info@dolrad.ae, and the team will reply with price and availability.FAQs About Industrial
An industrial radiator is a heat exchanger that cools engines in stationary or specialist equipment, such as generator sets, compressors and fire trucks. It is built for long operating hours and steady heavy loads. Industrial radiators often use larger, thicker cores than car radiators because they must reject more heat in harsh site conditions.
A diesel generator usually overheats because its radiator fins are blocked, the coolant is low, or the fan belt is slipping. Running above rated load, poor canopy airflow and high ambient heat also push temperature up. Clean the radiator, top up the coolant, check the belt, and inspect the core for leaks or scales.
Yes, there is a Perkins radiator for FG Wilson P2754-2 generators rated 275 kVA. It measures 890 x 568 x 101 mm and appears under part numbers 9612350 and 9602350. Carefully compare the mounting points and hose connections with your existing unit to confirm which version suits your diesel generator set.
A combi cooler on a Cummins QSX15 engine is a single assembly that combines the coolant radiator with another cooling circuit, such as the charge air cooler. One package saves space and simplifies installation. The industrial collection lists a Cummins QSX15 combi cooler under part number 9590100 for replacement of suitable equipment.
This collection covers industrial cooling parts for brands including Perkins, FG Wilson, Cummins, Kubota, and GMC. The range includes generator radiators, combi coolers, charge air coolers, condensers, panel radiators, and oil coolers. Use the manufacturer and engine code filters to view parts and part numbers for your specific engine or equipment model.
You select the right industrial oil cooler by matching its dimensions, port sizes, thread type, and heat capacity to the original unit. Measure the height, width, and thickness, and note if the ports use BSP or NPT threads. The collection lists oil coolers in many sizes, from 527 x 591 x 60 mm to 790 x 665 x 160 mm.
A generator radiator should be inspected during every routine generator service and cleaned whenever dust builds on the fins. Check coolant level and hoses weekly on prime power sites. Standby generators also need regular load testing, as this reveals cooling faults before a real outage. Follow the engine maker’s schedule for coolant replacement.
Yes, this collection includes fire truck radiators, including a unit for the GMC Brigadier fire truck under part number 9511511. Fire trucks idle for long periods and then run under heavy pump load, so their cooling systems must stay in good condition. Matching radiator cores for this truck are also listed in the core collection.
You can get a quote for an industrial radiator by adding the part to the enquiry cart on dolphincatalogue.com. Include the engine model, part number, and quantity needed. For breakdowns or project orders, call +97167032999 or email info@dolrad.ae, and the Dolphin Catalogue team will reply with pricing and availability.