Price_List.docx
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Inspect Radiator
Remove both tanks, sidewalls, and old solder. Bead-blast all hardware to bare metal.
Inspect to determine if radiator requires rebuild, re-core, or is non-repairable.
After inspection, if the contractor determines additional repairs are needed (that were not previously requested by the Government), the contractor shall notify 526 EMXS/MXDPB cardholder for approval prior to making additional repairs. In addition, the Government will determine if parts are beyond economical repair
B809 Radiator (Rebuild)
Remove both tanks, sidewalls, and old solder. Bead-blast all hardware to bare metal.
Rod out all tubes in core to remove contaminants and plugging. Flush core after rod out is complete.
Remove all old solder at the tube to header joint using header torch.
Clean core with ultrasonic, heat, and flux.
Re-solder all tube to header joints by hand.
Re-solder tanks and sidewalls on core.
Air test at 20 PSI for approximately 30 minutes to ensure there are no leaks.
Air dry and paint final assembly with heat resistant paint.
B809 Radiator (Re-Core)
Remove both tanks, sidewalls, and old solder. Bead-blast all hardware to bare metal.
Re-solder tanks and sidewalls on core. (The core dimensions should be 25 3/16" x 21 3/4" x 2 5/8" heavy duty 4 row, 12 fins per inch.)
Air test at 20 PSI for approximately 30 minutes to ensure there are no leaks.
Air dry and paint final assembly with heat resistant paint.
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