COOL2 - Powerweld Cool 2 Low-Conductivity TIG/MIG Coolant -14°C (1 Gallon)

Advanced Cooling Protection for Industrial Welding Systems

The Powerweld Cool 2 is a specialized low-conductivity coolant engineered specifically for the rigorous demands of industrial welding water coolers. Unlike standard automotive antifreeze or plain water, which can cause electrical tracking, pump failure, or mineral deposits, Cool 2 is formulated to maintain the integrity of high-frequency TIG systems and heavy-duty MIG setups. The fluid features a dielectric strength that prevents the coolant from carrying electrical current, a critical factor when welding with High Frequency (HF) start or stabilization, ensuring that the arc energy is directed solely to the workpiece and not dissipated through the cooling lines.

Thermal management is optimized through a proprietary blend of glycols and deionized water, providing a freezing point of -14°C (6°F). This level of protection is vital for workshops that may experience temperature drops overnight or during transport, preventing the catastrophic expansion damage associated with frozen lines. Furthermore, the solution includes an advanced additive package designed to lubricate internal pump components, seals, and O-rings. This lubrication reduces wear on the circulation pump, significantly extending the operational lifespan of the cooling unit. The formula also acts as a potent inhibitor against algae growth and bacterial fouling, which are common causes of flow restriction in water-cooled torches. By maintaining clean, unobstructed flow passages, Powerweld Cool 2 ensures consistent heat dissipation and prevents torch overheating.

Supplied in a convenient 1-gallon (3.78 L) jug, this coolant is pre-mixed and ready for immediate use. It eliminates the variability associated with on-site mixing and ensures the correct ratio of inhibitors and glycol is always maintained. It is compatible with all major brands of welding water coolers and is safe for use with brass, copper, and aluminum components typically found in welding circuits.