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091646 - Miller 24VAC Gas Solenoid Valve 1/8 NPT 2-Way

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OVERVIEW

Precise Gas Control with the Miller 091646 Solenoid Valve

The Miller 091646 Solenoid Valve is a critical component designed for the precise management of shielding gas in Miller welding equipment. Engineered to meet the rigorous standards of industrial environments, this 2-way valve operates on a 24VAC control circuit, making it a standard replacement for a wide variety of Miller power sources and wire feeders. The valve features a robust construction capable of handling pressures up to 80 PSI, ensuring reliable performance even under fluctuating supply conditions. Its primary function is to engage and disengage the flow of inert gases, such as Argon or CO2/Argon mixes, synchronized with the welding trigger to prevent oxidation of the weld pool.

Technically, the unit is specified with 1/8 NPT threaded connections for both inlet and outlet, a standard size that ensures compatibility with existing gas hoses and fittings within the machine's internal plumbing. The internal orifice measures 3/64 of an inch, a dimension calculated to provide adequate flow rates for MIG and TIG processes without causing excessive turbulence or gas waste. With a power consumption of only 2.8 Watts, the coil is efficient and minimizes heat generation during extended welding cycles. Using non-OEM valves can often lead to connector mismatches, incorrect coil voltages, or inferior pressure ratings that result in gas leaks; sticking with the genuine Miller 091646 ensures that the electrical and mechanical specifications align perfectly with your equipment's design.

Maintenance professionals and industrial electricians recognize the importance of using specified voltage ratings for solenoid replacements. A 24VAC valve cannot be interchanged with 115V or 12VDC components without risking damage to the welder's control board or the valve itself. This unit is specifically built to interface with the 24-volt auxiliary power commonly found in Miller's control transformers. Whether you are troubleshooting a machine that fails to flow gas or one that leaks gas continuously, replacing a faulty solenoid with this exact part is often the definitive repair solution.

Key Technical Specifications:

  • Voltage: 24 Volts AC
  • Configuration: 2-Way (Inlet/Outlet)
  • Connection Style: 1/8 NPT Female Thread
  • Max Pressure: 80 PSI
  • Orifice Diameter: 3/64 inch
Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Voltage:24 VAC
Power:2.8 W
Pressure Rating:80 PSI
Orifice Size:3/64 in
Valve Type:2-Way Solenoid
----- new values below ----
Voltage:24 VAC
Power:2.8 W
Pressure Rating:80 PSI
Port Size:1/8 NPT
Orifice Size:3/64 in
Valve Type:2-Way Solenoid
Brand:Miller OEM
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • (1) 24VAC Solenoid Valve

APPLICATIONS

  • MIG Welding Machines (GMAW)
  • TIG Welding Machines (GTAW)
  • Wire Feeders
  • Automated Welding Systems
  • Shielding Gas Control

FAQ

This solenoid valve operates on 24VAC (24 Volts Alternating Current). Please verify your machine's schematic to ensure this matches your requirements.

The valve features 1/8 NPT (National Pipe Thread) female ports on both the inlet and outlet sides.

Common symptoms include gas not flowing when the trigger is pulled (despite the machine clicking), gas flowing continuously even when the trigger is released, or audible gas leaks from the valve body.

No, it fits specific models that use a 24VAC valve with 1/8 NPT ports. Always check your machine's parts manual or the part number on your existing valve before ordering.

The Miller 091646 is rated for a maximum pressure of 80 PSI.

No, this is the bare valve body. You will typically reuse the existing hose barb fittings from your old valve.

Yes, this is a genuine Miller Electric OEM replacement part, SKU 091646.

This valve is designed primarily for inert shielding gases. Using it for liquids may cause corrosion or failure depending on the fluid and the valve's internal seal materials.