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KP4159-1 - Lincoln Electric Low Conductivity Coolant for Cool Arc 47 - 1 Gallon

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OVERVIEW

Technical Overview of Lincoln Electric KP4159-1

The Lincoln Electric KP4159-1 is a premium Low Conductivity Coolant specifically engineered for the demands of industrial welding environments. Designed primarily for the Cool Arc® 47 Water Cooling System, this fluid is an integral component in maintaining the thermal stability and operational integrity of high-performance water-cooled MIG and TIG equipment. The formulation is distinct from standard industrial coolants due to its strictly controlled low conductivity properties, which are critical when the cooling fluid circulates around electrically charged components within the welding torch.

Using improper fluids, such as tap water or automotive antifreeze, can introduce conductive ions into the cooling system. In a welding context, this conductivity can lead to electrolysis, causing rapid corrosion of the copper and brass components within the torch head and the cooling unit itself. The KP4159-1 formulation mitigates this risk by ensuring a high dielectric strength, effectively insulating the cooling path from the welding current. This protection extends the lifespan of the power cable, the torch head, and the pump assembly within the cooler.

In addition to its electrical properties, this coolant provides robust protection against environmental factors. It includes inhibitors that prevent the growth of algae and bacteria, which can otherwise form sludge and block the narrow cooling passages of modern welding torches. The fluid also offers freeze protection, ensuring that equipment stored in unheated workshops or transport vehicles remains safe from bursting lines or cracked reservoirs during freezing temperatures. The coolant comes in a 1-gallon plastic bottle and is ready to use without dilution.

Key Technical Specifications:

  • Chemical Type: Low Conductivity Ethylene Glycol-based mixture (presumed based on standard industry formulations for this application).
  • Compatibility: Validated for Cool Arc® 47 and Magnum® PRO systems.
  • Visual Indicator: White liquid for clear level visibility in translucent tanks.
  • Packaging: 1 Gallon durable plastic jug.
Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 gallon, 1 of each
Product:Coolant
Chemical Type:Coolant
Format:Liquid
Color:White
Compatibility:Cool Arc 47, Lincoln Cool Arc Water Cooling Systems, Magnum PRO Water-Cooled Guns
Volume:1 Gallon
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Color:White
Compatibility:Cool Arc 47, Magnum PRO Water Cooled Guns, Lincoln Cool Arc Water Cooling Systems
Volume:1 Gallon
Country of Origin:Multi Country
Brand:Lincoln Electric
Packaging Description:1 gallon
Product:Coolant
Chemical Type:Coolant
Format:Liquid

INCLUDED

  • 1 Gallon Bottle of Low Conductivity Coolant

APPLICATIONS

  • Cooling medium for Lincoln Cool Arc® 47 systems.
  • Thermal management for Magnum® PRO Water Cooled MIG Guns.
  • General water-cooled TIG torch applications requiring low conductivity fluid.
  • Industrial fabrication shops with unheated storage (freeze protection).
  • High-amperage automated welding cells.

FAQ

No. Automotive antifreeze often contains leak sealers and silicates that can clog the fine passages of a welding torch. More importantly, it is conductive, which can cause electrical shorts and electrolysis in the torch head.

While the exact freezing point is formulation-specific, this coolant is designed to provide freeze protection for standard industrial environments. It is recommended to keep equipment above extreme sub-zero temperatures or consult the SDS for exact thermal limits.

No, the Lincoln KP4159-1 is a pre-mixed, ready-to-use formula. Do not dilute it with water, as this will alter the conductivity and reduce the corrosion and freeze protection capabilities.

It is generally recommended to change the coolant once a year or if it becomes visibly contaminated or discolored. Regular changes prevent sludge buildup and ensure pump longevity.

While specifically designed for Lincoln Electric Cool Arc systems, low conductivity coolant is generally suitable for most TIG and MIG water coolers that require non-conductive fluid. Always check your equipment manual to confirm.

The white color is likely a dye or property of the emulsion to assist operators in easily visualizing the fluid level against the translucent plastic of the coolant reservoir tank.

Yes, it contains inhibitors that prevent the growth of algae and bacteria, which are common problems when using plain water and can lead to flow restrictions.

High conductivity fluid allows electrical current to pass through the coolant, leading to electrolytic corrosion of metal parts (like the torch head and pump) and potential electrical leakage that can affect the welding arc.