Heat Transfer Experts
Gadsden, AL 35904
1-800-223-4299
fax (256) 546-4614
Company Information
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Because of our roots in servicing radiators and automobiles, we recognized the need for high quality products that are built to last. That’s why we started manufacturing our own radiators, oil coolers, and charge air coolers here in the U.S.A. in 2004. Recently we expanded our manufacturing capabilities to include copper/brass radiators for the antique auto enthusiasts, and we continue to refine and improve our build processes to ensure you receive the best quality all aluminum and copper/brass products. Building everything in house allows us to also provide custom manufacturing services. You can work directly with our engineers to ensure you get the exact product you need for your custom automotive build or unique industrial application. With our years of experience and thousands of units in service in North America and globally, you can have confidence that C, G, & J Inc can handle all your industrial and automotive cooling needs.
We use a combination of the latest brazing technology and TIG welding in our manufacturing process to ensure that the products you receive from us are of the highest quality. Our products include a full line of all aluminum charge air coolers and radiators for class 7 and 8 diesel trucks, a full line of all aluminum and copper/brass radiators for classic vehicles, and a full line of all aluminum industrial and hydraulic oil coolers that utilize our Ultimate Duty C-Bar Design. We cover many different makes of vehicles and industrial equipment with our products, including:
- Atlas Copco
- Bobcat
- Case
- Caterpillar
- Chevrolet
- Dodge
- exMark
- Flexliner Coach
- Ford
- Freightliner
- GMC
- Holiday Rambler
- Hudson
- Ingersoll Rand
- International
- Jeep
- John Deere
- Kenworth
- Mack
- Marmon
- Monaco
- Nash
- Navistar
- Orion
- Oshkosh
- Peterbilt
- Plymouth
- REO Speedwagon
- Sterling
- Toyota
- Triumph
- Volkswagen
- Volvo
- Western Star
- and more!
All of our charge air coolers, radiators, and oil coolers are covered by one of the best warranties in the industry: 1 Year Unlimited Miles* (click for full warranty information including restrictions). We can confidently offer this warranty because we control the quality from beginning to end and all of our units are individually tested to ensure they are leak free. Our 10 warehouses located through out the country lets us offer same day shipping on the majority of our orders and means you will receive your order quickly.
If you have any questions about how we can assist you, please feel free to contact us either by phone at 1-800-223-4299 or by using our Contact Us page to send us an e-mail. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff is ready to assist you!
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On August 5, 2010, just two days prior to our scheduled departure date…we learned that the Charge Air Cooler in our 2005 Monaco Camelot had an air leak….With no time to spare, the Charge Air Cooler was removed from the motorhome, placed in the bed of our pickup truck, and off we sped to Gadsden, a four hour drive from home. (They) had it rebuilt and ready in a day, and we were on our way back to Dickson.
The happy ending was that we arrived in Redmond in plenty of time…We highly recommend C, G, & J Inc. in Gadsden should you need service or rebuilding of Charge Air Coolers, Radiators, or Oil Coolers.
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