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043810 - Miller 043810 Low-Conductivity TIG/MIG Coolant - 1 Gallon

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OVERVIEW

Technical Specification and Chemical Composition

The Miller 043810 Low-Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant is an industrial-grade heat transfer fluid engineered specifically for the demands of heavy-duty welding applications. The solution is a pre-mixed, ready-to-use formulation consisting of 50% ethylene glycol and 50% deionized water. The use of deionized water is critical in this application, as it eliminates mineral ions such as calcium and magnesium that are present in tap water. These minerals can precipitate out of solution under high heat, causing scale buildup in torch heads and pump impellers, which restricts flow and reduces cooling efficiency over time.

Thermodynamically, this coolant significantly expands the operating range of water-cooled systems. It depresses the freezing point to -37°F (-38°C), ensuring that equipment stored in unheated environments or service trucks remains protected against catastrophic freeze damage. Conversely, it elevates the boiling point to 227°F (108°C), providing a higher thermal overhead for high-amperage TIG or MIG welding where coolant temperatures can spike. This prevents phase change (boiling) within the torch head, which can lead to vapor lock and immediate torch failure.

A defining characteristic of this product is its low electrical conductivity. In Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW/TIG), High Frequency (HF) is often used to initiate the arc. Standard automotive coolants or tap water contain conductive ions that can attract this HF current, leading to arc wandering, hard starting, or even electrolysis that corrodes internal components. Miller 043810 is formulated to be dielectric, ensuring that the welding current remains at the arc and does not leak through the cooling system. Additionally, the fluid contains a proprietary algae inhibitor to prevent biological growth that can clog narrow coolant passages. Note: This product is not compatible with systems containing aluminum in the coolant path or push-pull systems.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 gallon, 1 per each
Product Type:Coolant
Color:Clear
Format:Liquid
Freezing Point:-37°F (-38°C)
Application:MIG Welding, TIG Welding
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Freezing Point:-37°F (-38°C)
Boiling Point:227°F (108°C)
Composition:50% Ethylene Glycol, 50% Deionized Water
Application:TIG Welding, MIG Welding
Conductivity:Low Conductivity
Brand:Miller Electric
Packaging Description:1 gallon
Product Type:Coolant
Color:Clear
Format:Liquid

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 1-Gallon Plastic Bottle of Low-Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant

APPLICATIONS

  • Water-cooled TIG (GTAW) welding systems
  • Water-cooled MIG (GMAW) welding systems
  • Miller Coolmate series water coolers
  • Robotic welding cooling units
  • Plasma cutting cooling systems (check manual for compatibility)

FAQ

It is a mixture of 50% ethylene glycol and 50% deionized water.

No. Automotive antifreeze often contains conductive additives that can interfere with high-frequency starting circuits and may contain solids that clog small torch passages.

No, this specific coolant (043810) is NOT intended for use in systems where aluminum is in the coolant path or circuit.

No, it comes pre-mixed and ready to use. Adding water will alter the freezing/boiling points and increase conductivity.

It protects against freezing down to -37 degrees Fahrenheit (-38 degrees Celsius).

Yes, it contains a compound specifically designed to resist algae growth, which helps keep lines and pumps clear.

The boiling point is 227 degrees Fahrenheit (108 degrees Celsius).

Miller generally recommends changing the coolant once a year to ensure the algae inhibitors and thermal properties remain effective.