238560 - Miller TIG Gas Inlet Decal 238560

Genuine Miller Replacement Label for TIG Gas Identification

The Miller 238560 Label, TIG Gas In, is a genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) replacement part designed specifically for Miller welding power sources. In the industrial environment, clear identification of machine inputs and outputs is critical for both safety and operational efficiency. Over time, factory labels can become illegible due to abrasion, chemical exposure, or general wear and tear. This replacement decal restores the clear visual indication required for the proper connection of shielding gas lines, specifically marking the TIG gas inlet port.

Manufactured to Miller's exacting standards, this label features high-contrast text that reads "TIG GAS IN," ensuring that operators can quickly and accurately identify the correct connection point during machine setup. The use of OEM parts for cosmetic and functional repairs maintains the professional appearance of the equipment and ensures compliance with safety standards that require clear labeling of all utility connections. The label is constructed from durable materials capable of withstanding the heat and grime typical of a welding environment.

Installation is straightforward, utilizing a strong adhesive backing that bonds securely to the metal chassis of the welder. Before application, it is recommended to thoroughly clean and degrease the surface to ensure maximum adhesion. This part is ideal for machine refurbishments, repairs after chassis damage, or simply replacing a peeling sticker to keep your equipment looking and functioning like new. Verify compatibility with your specific Miller model serial number before purchasing to ensure this is the correct decal for your machine's layout.

By choosing genuine Miller parts like the 238560, you ensure that the dimensions, font, and material quality match the original specifications of your welder. This attention to detail supports the longevity of the equipment and aids in the prevention of setup errors, such as connecting the wrong gas type or line to the TIG input.