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WCB12-50 - Binzel 3-Gallon Welding Water Cooler System

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OVERVIEW

High-Capacity Thermal Management for Industrial Welding

The Abicor Binzel WCB12-50 Coolant Circulator is a robust thermal management solution designed to meet the rigorous demands of high-amperage industrial welding. Engineered for reliability and efficiency, this unit is an essential component for protecting water-cooled MIG guns, TIG torches, and plasma cutting systems from overheating. By maintaining optimal operating temperatures, the WCB12-50 not only prevents equipment failure but also ensures consistent electrical conductivity and arc stability, which are critical for high-quality weld deposition.

At the core of the system is a durable rotary vane pump, selected for its ability to deliver consistent flow rates and pressure head, ensuring coolant is effectively circulated through even long torch cable assemblies. The unit features a substantial 3-gallon (approx. 11.4 liters) reservoir, which provides a significant thermal buffer. This larger capacity allows for extended welding durations and higher duty cycles compared to smaller, standard cooling units. The tank is constructed from corrosion-resistant materials to withstand the harsh environment of metal fabrication shops and to prevent contamination of the cooling fluid.

Integration into existing welding cells is straightforward, thanks to industry-standard 5/8"-18 LH water connections. The unit operates on standard 115V single-phase power, making it compatible with most shop electrical infrastructures. Designed with maintenance in mind, the WCB12-50 includes accessible fill ports and a clear fluid level indication method, allowing operators to verify coolant levels at a glance. Whether used in manual fabrication or automated welding setups, this coolant circulator provides the thermal stability required for precision joining processes.

Technical Specifications & Performance

The system is optimized for use with low-conductivity coolants, such as Binzel's BTC line, to prevent galvanic corrosion and ensure dielectric safety. The vertical form factor minimizes the footprint, preserving valuable floor space in crowded welding booths. With built-in thermal overload protection, the motor is safeguarded against excessive heat, ensuring a long service life even under demanding operational conditions.

Additional Information
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Tank Capacity:3 Gallon
Cooling Method:Liquid Cooled
Application:MIG Welding, TIG Welding, Plasma Cutting
Voltage:115V
Phase:1-Phase
Brand:Binzel
Product:Reservoir

INCLUDED

  • 1 x WCB12-50 Coolant Circulator Unit
  • 1 x Power Cord
  • 1 x Instruction Manual
  • Standard Inlet/Outlet Fittings (5/8"-18 LH)

APPLICATIONS

  • Heavy Industrial Manufacturing
  • Automated Welding Cells
  • High-Amperage TIG Welding (AC/DC)
  • Heavy-Duty MIG/MAG Welding
  • Plasma Cutting Systems
  • Shipbuilding and Marine Fabrication
  • Structural Steel Fabrication

FAQ

The unit has a reservoir capacity of approximately 3 gallons, allowing for extended operation and better heat dissipation.

It is highly recommended to use a dedicated low-conductivity welding coolant like Binzel BTC-15 or BTC-50. Do not use automotive antifreeze or plain tap water, as these can cause pump damage and torch clogging.

The WCB12-50 typically operates on standard 115V, 1-phase power.

Yes, as long as your torch uses standard 5/8"-18 LH water fittings (which are the industry standard for TIG and MIG), this cooler is compatible.

The unit typically comes with the necessary inlet/outlet fittings on the machine. The hoses are usually part of your torch assembly or an adapter kit.

Check the fluid level daily. We recommend flushing the system and replacing the coolant once a year to prevent algae growth and mineral buildup.

Yes, the rotary vane pumps used in these units are generally serviceable or replaceable if they wear out after years of use.

If equipped with a flow alarm (or if you notice low flow), check for kinks in your torch lines, a clogged filter in the cooler, or low fluid levels.