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636386 - ESAB 115V Gas/Water Solenoid Valve Replacement 636386

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OVERVIEW

Reliable Flow Control with the ESAB 636386 Solenoid Valve

The ESAB 636386 Solenoid Valve is a critical component designed to maintain the precise operation of your welding equipment. Engineered by ESAB, a global leader in welding and cutting technologies, this solenoid valve offers a robust solution for controlling the flow of essential media within your machine. Whether you are managing shielding gas delivery to protect your weld pool or regulating water flow for cooling high-amperage torches, this versatile valve is built to perform. Its dual-purpose design allows it to handle both gas and water applications effectively, making it a valuable spare part for maintenance teams and fabrication shops looking to minimize downtime.

Operating on a standard 115VAC control voltage, this 2-way solenoid valve integrates seamlessly into the electrical systems of compatible ESAB power sources and auxiliary equipment. The valve is rated for a substantial pressure differential of 245 PSID, ensuring it can withstand the rigors of industrial gas cylinders and pressurized water cooling systems without leaking or failing. The "2-way" designation indicates it has one inlet and one outlet, functioning as a simple yet essential on/off switch for fluid or gas flow, triggered electronically by the welding machine's control board when the trigger is pulled or a cooling cycle is initiated.

Using genuine OEM parts like the ESAB 636386 ensures that your equipment continues to meet factory specifications. Generic replacements may not match the flow coefficients, pressure ratings, or coil resistance required by your specific welder, potentially leading to erratic gas coverage, overheating torches, or damage to the control circuitry. This valve is constructed with high-quality materials to resist corrosion and wear, providing a long service life even in harsh workshop environments where dust, moisture, and vibration are common. By keeping your gas and water systems functioning correctly, you ensure consistent weld quality and protect your expensive torch consumables from heat damage.

Installation of the solenoid valve is straightforward for qualified technicians. It typically involves disconnecting the machine from power, removing the chassis cover, and swapping the existing valve by transferring the hose connections and electrical leads. The compact form factor ensures it fits within the tight confines of modern welding power sources. Whether you are troubleshooting a "no gas" fault or fixing a water cooler that won't cycle, the ESAB 636386 provides the reliability and performance professionals demand.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Voltage:115VAC
Pressure Rating:245 PSID
Valve Type:2-Way Solenoid
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Pressure Rating:245 PSID
Valve Type:2-Way Solenoid
Compatible Media:Gas, Water
Brand:ESAB
Voltage:115VAC
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea

INCLUDED

  • 1 x ESAB Solenoid Valve (115VAC, 2-Way)

APPLICATIONS

  • MIG/MAG Welding Gas Control
  • TIG Welding Gas Control
  • Water Cooler Flow Control
  • Industrial Fluid Automation
  • Welding Machine Repair

FAQ

This valve operates on 115VAC.

Yes, the ESAB 636386 is designed and rated for use with both shielding gases and cooling water.

The valve is rated for a maximum pressure differential of 245 PSID.

Yes, this is a genuine ESAB OEM replacement part, SKU 636386.

This is a 2-Way solenoid valve, meaning it has one inlet and one outlet for simple on/off control.

If your machine is sending the signal (clicking) but no gas flows, the solenoid is a likely cause and replacing it often fixes the issue.

The valve is typically supplied as the unit itself; you may need to transfer existing fittings or purchase new ones depending on your specific machine setup.

Common signs include no gas flow when triggered, gas leaking when not triggered, or the valve failing to make a 'click' sound when activated.