Cojali S. L., founded in 1991 and headquartered in Campo de Criptana, Spain, is a multinational manufacturer specializing in components, diagnostics, and telematics solutions for the commercial vehicle industry. The company offers a diverse range of products, including cooling systems, brake and suspension systems, transmission systems, electronic control units, and diagnostic tools, catering to sectors such as commercial vehicles, agricultural equipment, off-highway machinery, and material handling equipment. Cojali is renowned for its commitment to research, development, and innovation, providing advanced solutions like remote diagnostics, connectivity, and ISOBUS compatibility for tractors and implements. With a global footprint spanning 135 countries, Cojali operates subsidiaries in France, Italy, and the USA, along with sales offices in Germany, Turkey, Mexico, and India, ensuring comprehensive support and training for its international clientele.
In Jaltest Tools, we have been working to create the ideal kit of special tools to disassemble and assemble the range synchroniser ring of an i-Shift AT and VT gearbox in an efficient way and following the recommendations of the manufacturer.
Within Jaltest Tools, the range of products designed to supply the workshop with professional equipment, you can find the new jump starters JT3013 and JT3014 for 12V and 24V.
In new Euro 6 vehicles, the requirements regarding consumption and emissions have become increasingly strict. In relation to the cooling system, it is utterly important to reduce the time of clutch disengagement to deactivate the fan in those conditions in which it is not necessary to cool the engine.
The viscous clutch is the mechanism in charge of the power transmission between the vehicle engine and the fan of the cooling system. In most modern clutch designs, which are electronically controlled, apart from transmitting the movement to the fan, the clutch is also capable of controlling its speed at any time.
The viscous clutch is a fundamental element of the cooling system in commercial vehicles. This component often undergoes great workloads to face the demanding cooling requirements of this type of vehicles.
As we have demonstrated in previous posts, the shaft of an electromagnetic viscous clutch is responsible for withstanding the control coil and the clutch frame where the fan is assembled, as well as connecting both the clutch and the vehicle. That is why the manufacturing tolerances of this component are very low.