Miller Thunderbolt 210 DC Stick Welder 907909 in blue, complete with cables and clamps, displayed against a white background.
Miller Thunderbolt 210 DC Stick Welder 907909: Digital display, rotary knob, Hot Start technology.
Thunderbolt 210 Welder rear, displaying power switch, cord, and ventilation grille. Thunderbolt 210 Welder is the keyword.
Thunderbolt 210 907909: DC stick welder with Hot Start, digital display, and carrying strap for easy transport.
Miller Thunderbolt 210 DC Stick Welder 907909 with digital display, control knob, Hot Start function, and carrying strap.

Miller Thunderbolt 210 DC Stick Welder (907909)

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The Miller Thunderbolt 210 (907909) weighs only 13 pounds and welds up to 1/2" mild steel using 240V power.  This welder features Miller's Hot Start technology which provides easy, quick and reliable starts.

Segmented display to make setup and fine tuning easier.
More versatile — weld up to 210 amps with the flexibility of 120- or 240-volt power.
Hot Start™ technology provides easy, quick and reliable arc starts.
Infinite amperage control lets you set the amperage in 1-amp increments for better fine tuning.

Quick Specs
• Process: DC Stick Only
• Input Power: 1-Phase
• Max Open Circuit Voltage: 9.5V
• Amperage Range: 120V: 10-110A | 240V: 10-210

Welding electrode chart with polarity, usage, penetration depth, and amperage recommendations by electrode type and diameter.

Includes
• 10ft No. 4 electrode cable with stinger
• 10ft work cable with clamp
• 6.5ft power cord with 120/240V Plugs
• Adjustable Shoulder Strap

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