Aluminum Radiators with Oil Cooler

Our aluminum radiators are engineered as direct-fit OEM replacements that match original equipment specifications for cooling performance, and they carry ICEBOX OEM-Equivalent Quality certification. This means you get comparable or better thermal management and durability than the original equipment, without needing any modifications during installation.

Our aluminum radiators and oil cooler combo units aren't a downgrade from OEM parts—they're engineered as direct-fit OEM replacements that match original equipment specifications for mounting, hose connections, and cooling performance. They carry ICEBOX OEM-Equivalent Quality certification, meaning you get comparable or better durability and thermal management without needing any modifications during installation.

A combo unit combines a radiator core and oil cooler into a single aluminum assembly, cooling both engine coolant and hydraulic or engine oil. This design saves installation space, reduces plumbing complexity, and is commonly used in construction equipment, air compressors, and drilling rigs where compact, efficient thermal management is essential.

Our combo units and radiators are compatible with major manufacturers including Caterpillar, JCB, Volvo, Sullair, Cummins, Ingersoll Rand, Mack, Terex, and many others. With 18+ combo models and 87 cooling packages available, we cover a broad range of construction, industrial, and trucking equipment brands.

Pricing varies by model and application. Combo radiator and oil cooler units range from approximately $1,361 to $9,995, while complete cooling packages for larger engines, such as Cummins generator sets, can run up to $54,490 depending on size, manufacturer, and complexity.

Yes, our radiators and combo units are engineered as direct-fit replacements matching original equipment specifications. This ensures proper mounting, hose connections, and cooling performance without modification, making installation straightforward for technicians servicing construction, industrial, and trucking equipment.

These units are widely used in construction and earthmoving equipment, industrial air compressors, directional drilling rigs, power generation, oil and gas operations, and heavy-duty trucking fleets. Their combined design suits any application requiring simultaneous coolant and oil temperature management in a compact footprint.