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080517 - Miller Solenoid, 12VDC Pull Type Tubular Actuator

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OVERVIEW

Precision Electromechanical Actuation

The Miller 080517 Solenoid is a specialized 12VDC pull-type tubular actuator designed for integration within specific Miller welding power sources and auxiliary equipment. In the realm of industrial electronics and welding machinery, the solenoid serves as a critical interface between the electrical control system and mechanical operations. This particular unit utilizes a tubular design, which offers distinct advantages over open-frame counterparts. The enclosed cylindrical housing not only provides superior protection against the ingress of metallic dust and shop debris—common in welding environments—but also optimizes the magnetic flux path, resulting in a more efficient conversion of electrical energy into mechanical linear motion.

Operating at a standard 12 Volts DC, this solenoid is engineered for reliability and consistent performance. The "pull-type" designation indicates that upon energization of the coil, the electromagnetic field retracts the plunger into the solenoid body. This linear action is typically utilized to actuate valves, engage mechanical latches, or trigger specific machine states necessary for the welding process. The tubular construction ensures a high power-to-weight ratio and excellent heat dissipation characteristics, which are essential for components that may undergo frequent cycling during extended welding operations.

When maintaining complex welding systems, the integrity of electromechanical components is paramount. A failing solenoid can manifest as intermittent operation, failure to engage specific modes, or complete system lockout. Replacing a compromised unit with the genuine Miller 080517 ensures that the replacement part meets the exact resistance, inductance, and mechanical stroke specifications intended by the original engineering design. This adherence to OEM specifications guarantees that the control board driving the solenoid is not overloaded and that the mechanical linkage receives the precise force required for operation.

Technicians troubleshooting Miller equipment should verify the coil resistance and supply voltage at the terminals to confirm failure before replacement. This 12VDC solenoid represents the high standard of component quality associated with Miller Electric, ensuring that your industrial equipment maintains its operational status with minimal downtime. Its robust design is tailored to withstand the vibration and thermal fluctuations characteristic of heavy-duty welding environments.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Voltage:12 VDC
Component Type:Solenoid
Actuation Type:Pull Type
Construction:Tubular
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Voltage:12 VDC
Component Type:Solenoid
Actuation Type:Pull Type
Construction:Tubular
Brand:Miller
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 12VDC Pull Type Tubular Solenoid

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of faulty solenoids in compatible Miller welding machines
  • Restoring mechanical actuation functions in industrial equipment
  • Repairing wire feed mechanisms or gas flow control systems (model dependent)

FAQ

This solenoid operates on 12 Volts DC.

You must verify the part number in your machine's parts manual or check compatibility using your machine's serial number, as Miller uses various solenoids.

Pull type means that when the solenoid is energized, the plunger is retracted (pulled) into the solenoid body.

Yes, this is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) part from Miller Electric.

Symptoms often include a lack of 'clicking' sound when activated, failure of the associated mechanical function, or the coil showing an open or short circuit upon testing.

It is not recommended. Generic solenoids may not match the mounting dimensions, stroke length, or current draw, potentially damaging your control board.

Typically, this part number includes the solenoid unit itself. You usually reuse the existing mounting hardware from your machine.