Maxstar 210 Str DC Stick/Tig Welder

The Miller Maxstar 210 STR is a new DC stick and TIG welder built around Auto-Line technology, automatically sensing and connecting to input power between 120 and 460 volts without manually relinking the power source. It does not weld aluminum and has no high-frequency arc start.

What it is for

Low open-circuit voltage, between 9 and 14 volts DC, keeps the stick side safer when the machine sits idle between passes, while Lift-Arc starting handles TIG ignition without high frequency. A memory card port lets users update software and expand features over time.

What to check before buying

• Processes: DC stick and DC TIG only on this model; no MIG or flux-cored capability.
• Rated output: at 230 volts single phase, this machine delivers 210 amps TIG at 60 percent duty cycle.
• Weight: 36 pounds, light enough to carry between a shop and a job site in one trip.

What voltages does it accept? 120, 208, and 230 volts.

What comes with it? An 8-foot power cord with no plug and two 50-millimeter Dinse connectors.

What is the warranty? Miller backs this welder with a 3-year manufacturer's warranty.

Dual TIG and dual stick schedules, plus Pro-Set guided parameter setting, are built in for operators who switch between job types often and do not want to reset the machine by hand each time. welding equipment

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