Adrad manufacture industrial radiators for a variety of mining applications, from excavators, dump trucks and dozers to underground mining equipment and even the utes and 4WD’s used on site.
With 6 manufacturing facilities around Australia, Adrad’s experience dates back over 33 years. Adrad has built a strong reputation for manufacturing industrial radiators under the ISO9001-2015 quality accreditation. Adrad’s radiators are designed to withstand the unique conditions of Australian mines.
With an extensive distribution network of 17 warehouses across Australia, Adrad can source the right parts fast to minimise downtime.
Trademark manufacturing technology designed specifically for Australian conditions includes AdFuse, AdSeal, Ultra-T cores and extremely heavy-duty Mechanical Bonding.
Adrad’s industrial radiators are designed to resist corrosion, providing maximum strength to withstand vibration, high temperatures and pressures associated with heavy duty water and oil cooling applications.
AdSeal provides flexibility to absorb vibration accommodate core expansion and contraction through temperature cycling.
Folded & Amoc Radiators and seals from Micon and Procore designed to excel in harsh environments, with upgraded strength, durability and longer service life are available.
These radiators are more than just aftermarket replacements – they are designed to exceed the performance of the original equipment. The Procore radiator cores are manufactured using the highest quality materials, with deep-drawn tube-to-header contact that has 150% more contact area than the OE core.
Procore radiators for Caterpillar have a split tanks design that eliminates the rubber gasket on the original equipment radiator that is prone to failure. This design improvement, combined with high-quality Micon seals ensure that Adrad replacement radiators are less likely to fail as a result of rubber seal failure.
Find the range of part numbers available in Radshop, or call 1800 882 043 to ask about a specific heavy duty application.
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