MS Motorservice has expanded its product range with 37 new oil coolers for passenger cars and utility vehicles. PMM hears all about it.
Engine parts subject to high stresses, such as the pistons, use engine oil not only for lubrication and as a sealant, but also for cooling. The oil circulates through a closed circuit from the oil pan to the oil pump and on to the moving parts of the engine, before returning to the oil pan. An oil cooler integrated into the oil circuit provides additional cooling.
Nowadays, many oil coolers have a plate-based structure, with several plates lying on top of one another and forming separate channels. These channels alternate between ones filled with oil and ones filled with coolant agent. To improve the heat transfer, the channels may have structures to increase the surface area.
The range
These new products from MS Motorservice are available as an engine oil cooler and as a transmission oil cooler and open-up global market potential of over 150 million vehicles for repair shops – with plans to continuously expand the range of products.
For passenger cars, the spare parts specialist is supplying oil coolers from the Pierburg brand. Under the BF brand, they are also adding to the international spare parts dealer’s existing range for utility vehicles. Meeting the company’s high standards, they are said to all provide impressive OE quality. The scope of supply also includes matching gaskets.
