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134608 - Miller 100 GPH Clockwise Coolant Pump with Clamp

Packaging: 1 PER EA
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OVERVIEW

Reliable Cooling for High-Performance Welding

The Miller 134608 Coolant Pump is an essential replacement component designed to restore the efficiency and reliability of your Miller water-cooling system. In high-amperage TIG and MIG welding applications, thermal management is critical. A failing pump can lead to reduced coolant flow, causing torches to overheat, consumables to degrade rapidly, and potentially catastrophic failure of the power cable or torch head. This specific unit is engineered to deliver a flow rate of 100 Gallons Per Hour (GPH), a standard specification for many industrial welding coolers that ensures rapid heat dissipation from the torch head back to the heat exchanger.

Mechanically, this pump is distinguished by its Clockwise (CW) rotation. It is imperative to match the rotation of the pump to the drive motor of your cooling unit; installing a pump with incorrect rotation will result in zero flow and immediate overheating risks. The Miller 134608 is built to precise OEM specifications, ensuring that the internal vanes and drive mechanism align perfectly with your machine's existing hardware. The unit comes complete with a mounting clamp, which is vital for securing the pump body to the motor or chassis, preventing the pump itself from spinning due to torque and ensuring a stable connection to the fluid lines.

Using genuine Miller replacement parts like the 134608 guarantees compatibility and longevity. Aftermarket pumps may not meet the specific pressure relief and flow curve requirements of Miller cooling systems, potentially leading to leaks or inadequate cooling at the torch tip. This pump is designed to handle standard welding coolants, including mixtures of water and ethylene glycol or propylene glycol, resisting corrosion and wear over prolonged operational periods. Whether you are performing maintenance on a Coolmate system or repairing an integrated cooling unit, this 100 GPH pump provides the hydraulic muscle needed to keep your equipment running within its thermal duty cycle.

Installation is straightforward for technicians familiar with welding cooler maintenance. The inclusion of the clamp simplifies the process, removing the need to salvage old, potentially fatigued hardware. By maintaining a steady 100 GPH flow, this pump helps ensure that your welding parameters remain stable, as consistent cooling prevents the electrical resistance changes that occur when power cables overheat.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Component Type:Coolant Pump
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Flow Rate:100 GPH
Rotation:Clockwise (CW)
Component Type:Coolant Pump
Mounting:Clamp Included
brand:miller
packaging-description:1-per-ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 134608 Coolant Pump
  • 1 x Mounting Clamp

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement pump for Miller water coolant systems
  • High-amperage TIG welding cooling units
  • Heavy-duty industrial MIG welding cooling systems
  • Repair of rotary vane pump based welding coolers
  • Maintenance of automated welding cell cooling units

FAQ

The Miller 134608 pump has a flow rate of 100 Gallons Per Hour (GPH), which is standard for many welding cooling systems.

This pump is specified as Clockwise (CW) rotation. You must verify your motor's drive direction matches this specification.

Yes, the Miller 134608 includes the necessary mounting clamp to secure the pump body to the motor.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric replacement part, ensuring proper fitment and performance for your Miller equipment.

Common signs include a lack of coolant flow at the torch, unusual grinding or rattling noises from the cooler, or the torch handle becoming excessively hot during use.

While it is designed for Miller systems, it may fit other coolers requiring a 100 GPH, clockwise rotation rotary vane pump. However, you must verify the mounting and shaft interface carefully.

You should use a coolant specifically designed for welding systems, such as Miller's Low Conductivity Coolant, to prevent corrosion and algae growth inside the pump.

Rotary vane pumps are directional. If a Clockwise pump is installed on a Counter-Clockwise motor, it will not pump fluid, leading to immediate overheating.