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A Comprehensive Understanding of the Function and Advantages of Oil Coolers

Oil coolers have evolved from components exclusive to high-performance vehicles into essential devices that ensure engine reliability. With their combined advantages—precise temperature control, reduced wear, and enhanced efficiency—they have become indispensable “temperature managers” in modern internal‑combustion engine technology. In particular, in new‑energy and hybrid vehicles, oil coolers continue to play a critical role in thermal management.

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26/04/23


Frost & Sullivan has awarded Modine® the “2023 North American Electric Vehicle Thermal Management Systems Industry New Product Innovation Award.”

Modine, a global leader in diversified thermal management technologies and solutions (NYSE: MOD), has been awarded the 2023 North American New Product Innovation Award by Frost & Sullivan, a leading global business consulting firm, following a comprehensive analysis of the electric vehicle (EV) thermal management systems industry. According to Frost & Sullivan, Modine not only surpassed the award’s established criteria but also effectively addressed key challenges facing the EV thermal management sector.

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26/02/05


Bosch Rexroth is collaborating with Modine to develop thermal management solutions for electric off-road machinery.

As part of its industry‑leading initiatives in the electrification of critical off‑road machinery, Bosch Rexroth today announced a partnership with Modine, a leading thermal‑management manufacturer (NYSE: MOD). Together, the two companies will integrate Modine’s EVantage™ thermal‑management system into Bosch Rexroth’s eLION product portfolio for electric off‑road equipment worldwide. Powered by Modine’s EVantage thermal‑management system, the Rexroth eLION platform helps accelerate the electrification of customer platforms in the off‑road sector by delivering low‑emission, high‑performance electric‑vehicle technology.

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26/02/05


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