Key Aspects of Coolant Tank Customization

1. Material Selection

Aluminum: Common thickness options include 3mm etc.Thicker materials offer greater durability and strength.

Stainless Steel: More durable and resistant to high temperatures and corrosion. Suitable for industrial or heavy-duty applications.

Plastic: Cost-effective and lightweight. Suitable for less demanding applications or where weight is a critical factor.

2.  Size and Capacity:

Custom Dimensions: Custom dimensions of the coolant tank according to physical sample or 3D drawing

3. Shape and Design

Standard Shapes: Common shapes include cylindrical, rectangular, and square tanks.

Custom Shapes: For unique installations, custom shapes can be designed to fit specific spaces.

4. Connections and Fittings

Inlet and Outlet Ports: Customize the size and type of ports to match your cooling system’s hoses and pipes. Common types include threaded ports (NPT, BSP), barbed fittings, or quick-connect couplings.

Custom Fittings: Specialized fittings can be added for unique applications, such as multiple inlet/outlet ports or specialized connectors for advanced cooling systems.

5. Surface Treatment and Aesthetics

Finish Options: Choose from polished, anodized,etc