Miller Diversion 180 Ac/Dc TIG Welder Complete (907627)

The Diversion 180 Complete package is built around a three-step setup: power up, pick the material type, then set the thickness range, with a digital display confirming exactly what is dialed in. At 50 lbs and running on either 115V or 230V without tools, thanks to Miller's Multi Voltage Plug, it travels between a home garage and a race-track pit easily.

AC/DC TIG, nothing else to manage

This is a dedicated TIG machine on aluminum, mild steel, or stainless, using inverter-based AC/DC power rather than an older transformer design, which Miller says gives a more efficient and more consistent arc. High-frequency, non-contact arc starts avoid tungsten contamination, and an Auto-Postflow feature times the shielding gas automatically by amperage so gas is not wasted or left to guesswork.

Duty cycle and what ships with it

• Duty cycle steps down as amperage climbs: 35% near 125A, 20% near 150A, 10% up at 180A
• Diversion 180 power source with an 8 ft primary cord and two MVP plugs
• RFCS-RJ45 remote foot control
• A clamp-equipped work lead stretching 12 ft, plus a Smith Argon flow gauge and regulator on a 12.5 ft hose
• A WP17 torch from Weldcraft, with a backcap, ceramic cup, 3/32″ collet and body, and 2% ceriated tungsten

Fan-On-Demand cooling only runs when the machine needs it, cutting noise and keeping dust out between jobs. Miller rates it for Beginner and Weekend Warrior users working at home, in a hobby shop, or in light industry, and includes its manufacturer's warranty.

Does it need a different plug for 115V versus 230V? No, the Multi Voltage Plug swaps to match either receptacle without tools. Is a torch included? Yes, the Weldcraft WP17 TIG torch ships complete with the package.

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