Hi Tech Radiators
Car in Brisbane

Comprehensive and consummate radiator specialists located in archerfield. Hi-tech offers the fast turn-around time with a small fleet of service vehicles ready and at your service. Can handle radiators, intercoolers, heat exchangers and oil coolers for a wide range of vehicles from small cars and bikes through to hc class trucks. So extensive is our experience our service covers almost all aspects of the radiator and air conditioning and the parts industry covering makes and models of cars, mitsubishi, honda, kia, mercedies, nissian, land rover, suzuki, volvo, bmw, daewoo, datsun, holden, hyundai, mazda, peugot, saab, subaru, toyota, ford, daihatsu, chrysler, audi, mitsubishi, ud, detroit desiel, cummins, mercedes, fiat, das, western star, kenworth, ford, freight liner, bedford, man, isuzu, national, volvo, cummins, and heavy machinery such as mack, trucks, ssangyong.

Hi Tech can fabricate any style radiator tank to suit if not improve on OE equipment for those solid to find tank replacements on all types of machinery both in plastic brass and steel tanks from motor bikes to trucks, earth moving and generators. All labor is done in house with special turn around time. Partition items can be duplicated without core supplied and pressure tested. This tends to be needed mostly on rusted out steel tanks or plastic tanks that crack due to heat deteriorating the material, we then will prefabricate in either brass or alloy depending on the material of core. The creative oil cooler was a steel application that weighed 140.4kg and the one that we honest built was a heavy duty plate and bar aluminum unit that weighed 65.4kg and is more efficient then the steel. Going to an alloy tank or a brass tank is stronger and easier to fix if required on site, also being more cost effective in the long run. Century 89kb As seen in this picture the alloy tank has been made with also a immense conclude and no major 90 degree folds which can act as frail points this header tank has also had extra inside supports put in to permit for thermal expansion.