Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810

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Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810

Code: 043810

Cyberweld Price $50.20

Mfg Industrial Price: $53.00

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Miller® Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810

1 Gallon Plastic Bottle - Genuine Miller® low conductivity antifreeze/coolant for use in TIG and MIG welding applications. It contains a base of ethylene glycol and de-ionized water to protect against freezing to -37 degrees F (-38 C) or boiling to 227 degrees F (108 C). Miller antifreeze/coolant also contains a compound that resists algae growth. Plastic bottle is recyclable.

NOT intended for use in push-pull systems or systems where aluminum is in coolant path/circuit.

This item ships Free via standard ground shipping within contiguous U.S.

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8 Questions & 8 Answers

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JOSEPH J

from Pittsburgh PA asked:

January 14, 2022

How many in a case 4, need price for resale, who pays freight Thanks Joe JEZCO Welding Supply

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Miller® Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 are sold 4 in a case.� Free shipping over $50.

Submitted by: Cyberweld on February 1, 2022

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Robert sr

from Manchester, NH asked:

April 16, 2021

Which coolent should I use in my syndrowave 250,and how many gallons.

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Miller® Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 can be used for coolant with your water cooled tig torch.� Coolant capacity should be listen on your water cooler.

Submitted by: Cyberweld on April 19, 2021

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Sylvain N

from Sherbrooke Qc asked:

November 3, 2020

What is the difference between 043809 and 043810?

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The Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 is designed for most mig and tig welding applications.It is not for use in water cooled push pull systems where the aluminum in gun will come in contact with the coolant. The Aluminum Protecting coolant # 043809 is primarily used in the water cooled push pull systems. It is not for use systems that high frequency is used

Submitted by: Cyberweld on November 4, 2020

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steve

from San Juan, PR asked:

May 17, 2016

What is the difference in the "Aluminum-Protecting Coolant" and the " low conductivity coolant"? We perform both processes depending on the project. FE and AL? Thanks

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Submitted by: Customer Service on May 17, 2016

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Shannon

from Virginia asked:

May 15, 2016

I need to order a case of these. How many come in a case

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The Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 comes 4 gallons to a case.

Submitted by: Customer Service on May 16, 2016

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Dennis

from Sabillasville, MD asked:

March 5, 2016

can I dilute this product 2 parts coolant / 1 part distilled water? If so, what will the freeze protection be?

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Miller advises that diluting the Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 is not recommended.

Submitted by: Customer Service on March 7, 2016

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darrell

from madison indiana asked:

January 25, 2016

can it be used diluted we have a coolmate 12 and the jug says to use for strength

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The Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 is already blended for optimum performance and should not be diluted.

Submitted by: Customer Service on January 25, 2016

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jerry h

from sarasota,florida asked:

February 8, 2013

I need some info. what the mixture is and the msds on this product. Thank you

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Here is a link to the msds sheet for the Miller Low Conductivity Antifreeze/Coolant 043810 http://www.millerwelds.com/pdf/msds/Coolant043810.pdf

Submitted by: Customer Service on February 14, 2013

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