Where Is The Cooling Fan Used?

The cooling fan, also known as a radiator fan, is used to cool external equipment operating with a hydraulic oil circuit. These fans are integrated directly into the truck’s electrical system. Typically, the fan is positioned on the side of the equipment, where it transfers heat from the hydraulic system to the surrounding atmosphere.

In front-wheel drive vehicles, the cooling fan is an electrical component powered by the vehicle’s battery. Cooling fans can either be installed directly on the truck or connected to external hydraulic power unit systems.

With the wide range of Tora Electrical Cooling Fan models, all of these application areas can be efficiently managed and controlled.