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235422 - Miller Coolmate 1.3 Replacement Coolant Reservoir

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OVERVIEW

Restore Your Cooling System with the Miller 235422 Coolant Tank

The Miller 235422 Coolant Tank is a critical replacement component designed specifically for Miller's Coolmate 1.3 water cooling systems. These cooling units are frequently integrated into the popular Dynasty 210/280 and Maxstar 210/280 TIG runner packages. Over time, industrial environments can take a toll on plastic reservoirs. Exposure to UV light, accidental impact, or long-term chemical contact can lead to cracks, brittleness, or leaks. A compromised tank not only creates a mess in your workshop but also jeopardizes the efficiency of your entire cooling loop.

This genuine Miller OEM part ensures a perfect drop-in fit, eliminating the struggle associated with generic or makeshift reservoirs. Manufactured from high-quality, chemical-resistant polyethylene, the tank is built to withstand the rigors of daily welding operations. Its translucent design allows operators to quickly verify fluid levels at a glance, ensuring that the pump never runs dry—a scenario that can lead to costly pump failure or torch burnout.

Maintaining your water cooler is essential for high-amperage TIG and MIG welding. The coolant tank acts as the heart of the reservoir system, holding the heat-transfer fluid that keeps your torch cool. By replacing a damaged tank with the Miller 235422, you ensure that your system maintains the correct volume of coolant, providing consistent thermal management for your equipment. Whether you are repairing a leak or performing preventative maintenance on an older machine, this tank restores your equipment to factory specifications.

Trust in genuine Miller parts to maintain the reliability and longevity of your welding investment. This tank is designed to work seamlessly with Miller's standard low-conductivity coolants, ensuring chemical compatibility and long service life.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Product Type:Replacement Coolant Tank
Compatible Systems:Coolmate 1.3, Dynasty 210/280 Coolers, Maxstar 210/280 Coolers
Material:High-Density Polyethylene
Capacity:1.3 Gallon (Approx)
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Product Type:Replacement Coolant Tank
Compatible Systems:Coolmate 1.3, Dynasty 210/280 Coolers, Maxstar 210/280 Coolers
Material:High-Density Polyethylene
Capacity:1.3 Gallon (Approx)
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x Miller 235422 Coolant Tank Reservoir

APPLICATIONS

  • Replacement of cracked or leaking tanks in Coolmate 1.3 systems
  • Repair of Dynasty 210/280 TIG Runner cooling units
  • Repair of Maxstar 210/280 TIG Runner cooling units
  • General maintenance of Miller water-cooled welding setups

FAQ

This tank is designed specifically for the Miller Coolmate 1.3, which is often integrated into the Dynasty and Maxstar 210/280 TIG Runner packages.

Typically, this part number refers to the bare tank reservoir. You may need to reuse your existing cap or purchase a new one separately if it is also damaged.

Yes, this is a genuine OEM Miller Electric component, ensuring perfect fit and compatibility with your Miller equipment.

The tank is manufactured from durable, high-density polyethylene plastic that is resistant to industrial coolants and impact.

A cracked tank causes coolant loss, which can lead to the pump running dry and the welding torch overheating. Leaking fluid can also damage other electrical components in the machine.

No, you should always use Miller Low Conductivity Coolant or an equivalent designed for high-frequency welding applications to prevent electrical damage to the torch and pump.

Inspect the tank for visible cracks, leaks around the seams, or extreme discoloration/brittleness. If you find coolant pooling under the machine, the tank is a common culprit.

Installation is generally straightforward for those familiar with machine maintenance, involving draining the system, disconnecting hoses, and swapping the unit.