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Automotive Radiators and Heat Exchangers
- CuproBraze Executive Reports
A link to the CuproBraze Alliance with the latest progress reports on the advantages of brazed copper-brass radiators and charge air coolers. - Design Innovations and Technological Advances for Tomorrow's Cars and Trucks
Over the next few years, new copper-brass car and truck radiators that could last ten years will debut in the automotive industry. They are fully competitive with today's aluminum counterparts. - Low Life-Cycle Energy Consumption in Car and Truck Radiators: Another Plus for Copper/Brass
Copper/Brass radiators are more energy efficient, durable, and higher quality than aluminum radiators. - Presenting the Breakthrough No-Flux Brazed
Copper/Brass Radiator
This paper summarizes technical data and technological information associated with the no-flux brazed copper/brass radiator – the first ofits kind. - Recyclability and Energy Efficiency: The Case for Copper in Car and Truck Radiators
Summarizing copper's advantages, both as primary metal and recycled metal, for making brazed, long-life radiators and radiator parts for tomorrow's cars and trucks.
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