Description
Cantesco Cooling Fluid Inhibited Propylene Glycol Based – Mid Temperature
An inhibited blend of di-ionized water, ethylene glycol, and a corrosion inhibitor. Designed for use in Plasma, MIG, TIG and resistance welding systems. CANTESCO COOLING FLUID is available in four temperature ranges effective down to 6F / -14C. Prevents systems freeze-up in low temperature applications. Protects rads and pumps in re-circulator systems.
TEMP RANGE 6F (-14C)
Made in the USA
Composition
Available in a ready-to-use format, CANTESCO Cooling Fluid is water and propylene glycol based formulation designed to cool and protect equipment.
Bulk sizes available: 1 gallon, 5 gallon, 55 gallon drums *B2B – Request a Quote
CF2-1G, CF2-5G, CF2-55G
What is Inhibited Propylene Glycol Based Cooling fluid?
Cooling fluid, specifically inhibited propylene glycol-based, is a type of coolant used in various industrial applications, including welding equipment. It contains propylene glycol as its primary ingredient along with inhibitors to prevent corrosion and scale formation.
Summary of its characteristics and usage:
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Composition: The cooling fluid is primarily composed of propylene glycol, a type of organic compound known for its excellent heat transfer properties. Additionally, it contains inhibitors that help prevent corrosion and the formation of scale within the cooling system.
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Cooling: When circulated through a cooling system, such as those found in welding equipment, the inhibited propylene glycol absorbs heat generated during welding processes, helping to regulate the temperature and prevent overheating.
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Protection: The inhibitors present in the fluid form a protective layer on the internal surfaces of the cooling system, preventing corrosion and extending its operational lifespan.
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Application: Inhibited propylene glycol-based cooling fluid is typically diluted with water to achieve the desired concentration before being added to the cooling system. It is commonly used in various welding applications, including cooling torches, power sources, and other equipment where heat dissipation is crucial.
