In-line Type
This thermostat has been used for passenger vehicles for a long time. Normally this thermostat is installed on the exit side of the engine's cooling circuit.
A thermostat works to keep the engine coolant at the right temperature.
As soon as the engine coolant reaches the specified temperature, the valve on the thermostat opens or closes due to the expansion or contraction of the wax element.
Opening and closing of the valve allow to control the flow of engine coolant between the engine and the radiator to keep the temperature properly inside the engine.
It helps to improve fuel efficiency.
*For application, please refer to the information below.
This thermostat has been used for passenger vehicles for a long time. Normally this thermostat is installed on the exit side of the engine's cooling circuit.
This type of thermostat has been used for large vehicles from the beginning. For passenger cars, using this bottom bypass type became popular around 1990 and is currently a standard product.
Usually this thermostat is installed on the entry side of the engine's cooling circuit.
In this type, the thermostat and its housing are integrated.