Charge Air Cooler Manufacture
AKS SuperFin charge air coolers are a range of ‘block-type’ charge air coolers. They are used as direct replacements, specifically designed for slow, medium and fast RPM diesel engines. They use SuperFin copper fins which have variable surface areas.
In choosing a replacement auxiliary or main engine charge air cooler manufactured by AKS, you are guaranteed a product of the highest quality. All our products are manufactured from drawings, patterns or surveys from on-board your vessel.
In addition to our own stringent test procedures, AKS charge air coolers are backed up by classification test certification. This is in conjunction with Lloyds Register or another classification society as required.
We work with a number of quality brands, including B&W, Bergan, Bolnes, Brown Boveri, Caterpillar, Cegeilski, Daihatsu, Deutz, DMR, Dorman, Hanshin, Kawasaki, Lister Blackstone, Mak, MAN, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Nohab, Semt-Pielstick, Sulzer, Wartsila, Yanmar and many more.
Direct Replacement Charge Air Coolers
The below Charge Air Coolers are available to purchase and ready to dispatch. They are all currently in production at AKS Heat Transfer in Sheffield, UK, using only the highest specification and quality materials.
Do you need emergency breakdown assistance or have a general enquiry about your charge air cooler?
Case Studies
Test & Inspection of Refrigerant Condenser
About This Project We received an enquiry from an engineering services company based in Aberdeen, Scotland, to test and inspect a refrigerant condenser. The condenser was from a North Sea oil rig, and upon inspection we found that the end covers, which were made from carbon steel and rubber [...]
Ships Main Engine Charge Air Cooler
About This Project We were contacted by the ships manager of a UK based ship management company to manufacture a replacement charge air cooler for the main engine on one of their ships which was docked in Singapore. The shipping management company had a charge air cooler in place, [...]
Standby Generator for Remote Cooling System
About This Project In summer 2019 we we received an enquiry from a UK based data centre. They had run some tests on their current cooling system and sent us some data with the purpose of manufacturing a brand new heat exchanger to cool their standby generator. [...]