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Catalogue Department 362 Wellington Road, Mulgrave, Victoria, 3170 Telephone: (03) 9566 5444 Facsimile: (03) 9566 0878 E-mail: catalogue@repco.com.au This catalogue has been prepared by Repco Pty Ltd as a general reference guide only for its own use and for the use by certain customers. This catalogue does not imply that any such parts are available for supply by Repco. Enquiries regarding supply of such parts should be made to your nearest Repco store on 133 227. In preparing the catalogue, Repco has made reference to various trade publications. Repco has taken care to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this catalogue. Repco does not accept any responsibility or liability whatsoever for any inaccuracy of any information contained in this catalogue. Where reference is made to parts that may be substituted for other parts, Repco does not intend to imply that the substituted parts are necessarily of the same standard and quality. Repco makes no representation that one product may be used to replace the other. Repco only represents that each of the substituted parts mentioned are intended by the respective manufacturer thereof to be used for the same purpose. This catalogue is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior written consent of Repco. This catalogue is supplied on the condition that it may not be lent, sold, copied or otherwise circulated to any person without the prior written consent of Repco. E. & O.E. Copyright Repco.
Repco Quality Assurance Repco is able to supply a comprehensive and growing range of complete radiator assemblies which have been sourced from a number of well credentialed radiator manufacturer’s and all carry full factory warranty and support. Radiators supplied by Repco meet, and in many cases exceed the original equipment specifications required to adequately perform in the application intended. Repco Radiators are manufactured in three material types, the composition of which has altered over the years for a variety of reasons. Copper / Brass – Generally older vehicle radiators were produced with copper / brass cores and brass tanks, and in some cases more modern vehicles with heavy duty applications have copper / brass radiators fitted. [i.e. early Holden’s and Ford's etc] Copper / Plastic – In the early eighties many vehicles were supplied with radiators comprising Copper / Brass cores and Plastic tanks. These radiators were more efficient in their design [thinner cores], and manufacturers had successfully developed plastic tank material and moulding processes, which helped them achieve cost savings, reduced weight and were more environmentally friendly. [i.e. Camry / Magna / Falcon] Aluminium / Plastic – Most modern vehicles are now fitted with Aluminium / Plastic radiators which achieve further cost and weight savings, as well as satisfying many environmental issues such as the elimination of lead based products in the manufacturing process. Aluminium radiators were fitted much earlier in many European vehicles, and later on in the eighties, most Japanese and Australian vehicles were gradually changed to this type of radiator. The great majority of modern vehicles and also many industrial applications utilize radiators of this type. As a consequence, these radiators are cheaper to produce, difficult to repair and, in many cases suffer premature failure as direct result of poor installation and maintenance practices. Aluminium radiators are more ‘sensitive’ to external attack, in particular incorrect coolant type and dosage [chemical corrosion], as well as electrolysis in the cooling system which sometimes exists in vehicles that are not ‘earthed’ well enough. All radiators sold by Repco are supported by our comprehensive, but simple warranty policy which provides peace of mind to our customers for a period of 2 Years or 50,000 km. 1
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