Bowman, Heat exchanger FH410-2986
SKU: 150FH410
Delivery time: 2026-09-01
Description
Bowman FH410-2986 heat exchanger is a shell-and-tube heat exchanger designed for marine engines. It ensures efficient cooling and long service life by using corrosion-resistant materials in saltwater environments.
- Brand: Bowman
- Weight: 11.88 kg
- Package dimensions: Dimensions: 18.5 cm × 19.6 cm × 56.8 cm | Gross weight: 11.88 kg
Imagine a day at sea, where your engine runs steadily without the risk of overheating – that is exactly what Bowman FH410-2986 heat exchanger delivers. This advanced shell-and-tube design is developed for marine engines and ensures efficient heat transfer between the cooling water and the engine’s internal circuit. With a cupro-nickel tube stack and corrosion-resistant end caps, it is built to withstand the harsh conditions in saltwater environments. Benefits:
- Optimal cooling for longer engine life
- Robust construction with corrosion-resistant materials
- Easy integration into existing cooling systems
- Designed for high-load marine applications
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Specifications
| Brand | Bowman |
|---|---|
| SKU | 150FH410 |
| EAN | 5707400147452 |
| Stock | Yes |
| Product family | Heat exchangers |
| Shipping type | Standard package |
| Vægt | 11.88 kg |
| Emballagemål | 18.5 × 19.6 × 56.8 cm |
Shipping and returns
In-stock items ordered before 3pm on weekdays ship the same day. Shipping cost depends on the size of the item and is shown exactly in the cart.
As a private customer you have a 14-day right of withdrawal. The item must be returned unused and in its original packaging.
The right of withdrawal applies only to private purchases – we do not offer a right of return for purchases made as a reseller or business (B2B).
Questions about your delivery or return? Contact us by phone, chat or email: weekdays 8am-8pm, weekends 10am-4pm, public holidays 10am-3pm. Phone: 70 277 677.
