Steering Gear Oil Coolers regulate the temperature of hydraulic fluid in steering systems to prevent overheating. They ensure optimal performance and longevity of the steering components by maintaining consistent fluid viscosity. These coolers are commonly used in heavy-duty vehicles and marine applications.

Steering Gear Oil Coolers:

- Size: Typically 6" to 12" in length, 4" to 8" in width

- Grade: SAE J1703 or ISO 7308 compliant

- Viscosity: Compatible with ATF (Dexron III/Mercon) or ISO VG 32-68 hydraulic oil

- Buoyancy: N/A (non-buoyant, fixed installation)

- Material: Aluminum or brass core with rubber/steel fittings

Steering Systems:

- Size: Varies by vehicle type (rack-and-pinion: ~24"-30" length, recirculating ball: larger)

- Grade: SAE J1888, J1899 for hydraulic systems

- Viscosity: ATF (Dexron II/III) or ISO VG 22-46 for hydraulic systems

- Buoyancy: N/A (sealed systems)

- Material: Cast iron/aluminum housing, steel gears, nitrile rubber seals

Steering Gear Oil Coolers and Steering Systems may comply with maritime standards such as ISO 8846, SOLAS, or IMO regulations, depending on the specific product and manufacturer. It is recommended to check with the supplier for exact compliance details.