Custom Core Wizard

Introduction

Getting a quote for custom core work can be confusing, but we have simplified this process and made it quick and easy. Just answer a few questions and you'll be on your way to getting your equipment back up and running quickly and affordably! Once you fill all the necessary fields, a heavy duty core specialist will contact you shortly with a quote.

Radiator cores built to your specifications will ship the same day if ordered before 11am Central time. Orders placed after 11am, will ship the next day.

Click next to get the process started.

Construction

The first thing we need to know is the general construction of the core.

How are the tanks attached?

Bolted On

Soldered On

What type of fin does this core have?

Flat Fin

Serpentine Fin

Fin Material Used

Core Dimensions

Now we need to know the dimensions of the core. Take a look at the picture. We are looking for the dimensions A, B, and C.

A few important things to keep in mind when measuring your core:

When measuring the height, measure between the headers in the finned area only. When measuring a radiator, the height is always between the header plates, regardless if the radiator tanks are on the top and bottom or on the sides.
When measuring the width, only measure fin to fin. Do not include the side pieces.
If the radiator is together, the best way to measure the depth is to get a toothpick or similar and push it through the center of the core between the fins. You then mark the toothpick and measure it.

Height (A)

Width (B)

Depth (C)

Top Header Plate

Now we need to know the dimensions of the top header plate. Take a look at the picture. We are looking for the dimensions D, E, F, and G.

Helpful tip! When measuring the overhang, measure from the fins to the front edge of the header plate.

Width (D)

Length (E)

Overhang (F)

# of Bolts (G)

Header Plate Thickness (Gauge)

Soldered Tank Info

The header raduis measurement is related to the rounded corners on the header plate. A dime has a perfect radius of 3/8". A quarter is 1/2".

Radius (G)

Bottom Header Plate

Now we need to know the dimensions of the bottom header plate. Take a look at the picture. We are looking for the dimensions D, E, F, and G.

Put a checkmark here if the bottom plate measurements are the same as the top.

Width (D)

Length (E)

Overhang (F)

# of Bolts (G)

Material Gauge (Thickness)

Soldered Tank Info

Radius (G)

Additional Info

In this section, we have a few other details you can provide to help us with your quote. Nothing in this section is required, so you can click "NEXT" if nothing applies.

Fins per Inch Fins per Inch

Number of Rows

Tube Size

Important Notes

Contact Information

Now just tell us a little bit about yourself and we're just about done!

Company

First Name

Last Name

Email

Phone Number

Zip Code (to estimate shipping)

Shipping To Business Address Residential Address

Review & Submit

Please review the entries you have made. If you are satisfied with your selections, click on "Submit Quote".

Construction

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Core Type

Type of Fin

Fin Material

Core Dimensions

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Height

Width

Depth

Top & Bottom Headers

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Top Header

Width

Length

Overhang

# of Bolts

Gauge

Radius

Bottom Header

Width

Length

Overhang

# of Bolts

Gauge

Radius

Additional Info

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Fins Per Inch

# of Rows

Tube Size

Important Notes

Contact Information

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Company

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Custom Core Wizard

Soldered Tank Info

Soldered Tank Info

Top Header

Bottom Header

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