TIG Welder, Diversion 180, 120-240VAC
Brand: Miller Electric
Categories: Tools & Home Improvement, Welding & Soldering, Welding Equipment, Welding Equipment & Accessories, TIG Welding Equipment

' TIG Welder, Welding Processes TIG, Polarity AC/DC, Series Diversion 180, Phase 1, Input Voltage 120-240, Welded Material Aluminum, Steel, Material Thickness Mild Steel 0.030 In. to 3/16 In., Material Thickness Aluminum 0.025 In. to 3/16 In., Weight 50 lb., Rated Output 60A@12.4V, 100 Percent/150A@16V, 20 Percent, Input (Amps) 11.3/16A, Hz 50/60, Overall Height 17 In., Overall Width 9.875 In., Overall Depth 23.875 In. '

Price For: Each Series: Diversion 180 Aluminum - Material Thickness: 0.025" to 3/16" Mild Steel - Material Thickness: 0.030" to 3/16" Includes: 12.5ft. Torch with Backcap, Ceramic Gas Cup, 3/32in Collet and Collet Body, 2% Ceriated Tungsten, RFCS-RJ45 Remote Foot Control, 12ft. Work Lead With Clamp, Regulator/Flow Gauge with Hose Overall Width: 9.875" Overall Height: 17" Welder Duty Cycle: 35%
Power Source Weight: 50 lb. Welder Min. Output Amps: 10 Features: Inverter-Based, AC/DC Power Source, Fan-On-Demand, Portable Uses Miller&#39;s MVP(TM) Plug for Multi-Voltage Usage, Digital Display, Remote Amperage Foot Control Included Input Voltage: 120/240VAC Polarity: AC/DC Welded Material: Aluminum, Steel Welding Processes: TIG
Application: Aerospace, Construction, Heavy Equipment Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Manufacturing, Railcar, Shipbuilding, Boat / Yacht, High Purity Processing Input (Amps): 11.3/16 Rated Output: 60A @ 12.4V/150A @ 16V Welder Input Phase: 1 Welder Input Hz: 50/60 Item: TIG Welder Overall Depth: 23.875" Welder Industrial Class: Light Welder Max. Output Amps: 180 Country of Origin (subject to change): United States

Manufacturer: MILLER ELECTRIC
Part Number: 907627
Item Weight: 65 pounds
Product Dimensions: 26.5 x 13.5 x 21.5 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Color: Blue/Black
Material: Ceramic, Steel
Installation Method: Tig-welding
Item Package Quantity: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: September 19, 2013