Specifically designed for dusty, high-vibration mining environments, these radiators use extra-thick fins, abrasion-resistant coatings, and reinforced tanks. They ensure continuous cooling in remote mining operations where downtime is costly. Easy maintenance access allows quick cleaning even in harsh conditions.
| Core Material | Aluminum / Copper with anti-clogging fins |
| Cooling Capacity | 50 kW – 3000 kW |
| Core Dimensions | 1000–2500 mm (H) × 800–2000 mm (W) |
| Fin Structure | Wide-spacing tube-and-fin for dust resistance |
| Operating Temperature Range | -25°C to +55°C |
| Pressure Rating | 3.0 bar |
| Surface Treatment | Anti-dust and corrosion coating |
| Mounting Options | Heavy-duty frame mount |
From our beginnings in generator set and radiator manufacturing in 2003, we've now expanded our business to over 30 countries with a workforce of more than 250 employees. As an established R&D and manufacturing enterprise for generator set radiators, OEM Mining Site Generator Radiators Manufacturers and Mining Site Generator Radiators Suppliers, operates two standardized production bases spanning over 60,000 square meters. With a technical team of 50+ core engineers, we have built a comprehensive industrial system covering R&D, production, and testing, achieving an annual production capacity of 150,000 units/sets. As Mining Site Generator Radiators Factory, Professional advanced sheet metal radiator manufacturing equipment to ensure the quality of the products, high efficiency and delivery guarantee.
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Mining site generator radiators are constantly exposed to airborne dust, crushed ore particles, and abrasive debris. Unlike urban or industrial environments, fine mineral dust quickly accumulates between fins, forming an insulating layer that reduces heat transfer efficiency. Field measurements often show coolant temperature rising several degrees within weeks if fin spacing is too narrow or cleaning access is limited.
Since we began manufacturing generator radiators in 2003, we’ve learned through deployments in over 30 countries that wider fin pitch and reinforced tube designs significantly slow fouling in mining applications. From my own experience supporting overseas mining projects, designing for cleanability is just as important as designing for heat rejection.
Generators deployed at mining sites often operate on uneven ground and are subject to continuous vibration from heavy equipment. These conditions place extra stress on radiator frames, mounting brackets, and tube joints. Without proper reinforcement, micro-cracks can form over time, eventually leading to coolant leakage and unplanned shutdowns.
Working with a workforce of more than 250 employees across design and fabrication, we routinely incorporate thicker side plates, cross-bracing, and vibration-isolated mounts into mining radiator assemblies. Personally, I’ve seen these measures extend service life dramatically in open-pit operations where mechanical shock is unavoidable.
Mining locations frequently combine high ambient temperatures with abrasive dust, making material choice critical. Copper-brass cores are often preferred for their robustness and repairability in remote areas, while aluminum cores may be selected where weight reduction is important for mobile generator units. Frame coatings must also withstand constant exposure to grit and occasional chemical contaminants.
Having grown from a small generator radiator workshop into a global supplier serving more than 30 markets, we’ve learned that mining projects demand conservative material margins. In several export cases, we specified thicker tube walls and industrial-grade coatings to reduce wear—an approach closely aligned with our long-term reliability philosophy.
| Component | Typical Mining Choice | Operational Benefit |
| Radiator Core | Copper-Brass | Durable, field-repairable |
| Frame Finish | Heavy-duty coating | Improved abrasion resistance |
Mining generators typically operate under sustained load, powering crushers, conveyors, and ventilation systems. This continuous duty cycle demands radiators with sufficient thermal reserve to handle peak ambient conditions without relying on cooldown periods. Oversized expansion tanks and optimized coolant flow paths help stabilize temperatures during long operating shifts.
From our perspective as a manufacturer that started with generator sets and radiators back in 2003, prime consideration in mining projects is always thermal headroom. Personally, I’ve found that allocating extra coolant volume and selecting higher-capacity fan arrays dramatically improves temperature consistency during 24/7 operation.
Remote mining sites often lack immediate access to replacement parts, making preventive maintenance essential. Radiator designs that allow front-access cleaning, modular fan replacement, and straightforward drain procedures reduce downtime when service is required. Regular inspection of fin condition and hose integrity is especially important where abrasive dust accelerates wear.
Supported by more than 250 employees across manufacturing and after-sales service, we always encourage operators to stock critical spares and establish routine radiator cleaning schedules. In my experience across international mining deployments, these practical habits protect generator uptime far more effectively than reactive repairs—principles that reflect the innovative spirit and core values guiding our growth into over 30 countries.
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