Pierburg, a subsidiary of Rheinmetall Automotive, has developed a new two-position two-way cooling valve, and for the first time won a large order from a German high-end car company in Europe.
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Rheinmetall Automotive, as a supplier of automotive components, is constantly expanding its product portfolio leading the way in the future, while also maintaining its business in the field of internal combustion engines.
Pierburg, a subsidiary of Rheinmetall Automotive, has developed a new two-position two-way cooling valve, and for the first time won a large order from a German high-end car company in Europe. This new two-position two-way cooling valve is characterized in that it can be used in vehicles with conventional internal combustion engines as well as electric vehicles.
This valve was developed and produced at the production site in Neuss, Germany, with a total order of about 50 million euros. Car companies plan to mass produce their matching models from 2021.
According to the order, Pierburg will provide cooling valves for a full range of three-, four- and six-cylinder engines for internal combustion engines from automakers. The function of the cooling valve is to connect the deaeration chamber and the transmission coolant direction. In addition, in the new electric vehicle of this high-end car company, the same cooling valve product will be used for cooling regulation of high-pressure systems.
Pierburg's expertise in the field of solenoid valves has developed a full range of cooling valve combination systems that can cover three-position two-way and two-position two-way valves with different flow sizes. It can be used in a pressureless normally open or normally closed structure. design.