Miller 22A Wire Feeder Package (951190)
Miller 22A Wire Feeder Package (951190)
Miller 22A Wire Feeder Package (951190)
Miller 22A Wire Feeder Package (951190)

Miller 22A Wire Feeder Package (951190)

$1,285.00 $1,635.00
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This product is no longer available. The suggested replacement is the 20 Series Basic Feeder (951779) which can be found here.

Miller's 22A & 24A wire feeders are simple & cost-effective feeders for industrial manufacturing and fabricating.

Processes:
• MIG & Flux-Cored

22A Features:
• Wire feed speed range is 75 –750 IPM! This offers a wider operating range than the competition
• Trigger hold control allows operator to make long extended welds without having to hold gun trigger
• Gear-driven drive rolls offer smooth, positive and accurate wire feed with long, uninterrupted service life. 24A has four drive rolls for larger wire diameters
• On-board burnback and motor ramp control offers unmatched starting and stopping performance on a variety of power sources. This helps to ensure positive arc starting performance
• 16-gauge sheet metal housing is robust in rough service applications and less prone to damage
• Remote voltage control is standard on 24A. Parameter adjustments can be made in weld cell or at a remote location. Optional for 22A
• Adjustable run-in control is standard on 24A for better arc-starting performance on a variety of wires. Optional for 22A

Quick Specs:
• Input Power: 24 VAC, 7 A, 50/60 Hz
• Wire Diameter Capacity: 22A - .023-5/64" | 24A - .023-3/32"
• Wire Feed Speed: 75-750 IPM
• Weight: 22A - 36lbs | 24A - 40lbs
• Dimensions: 11" H x 10.75" W x 23.5" D
• Max Spool Size Capacity: 60 lb coil * with optional wire reel assembly (108008)

Includes:
• 22A Feeder
• 15-foot Bernard BTB MIG Gun
• 10-foot 14-pin interconnecting cord
• .035/.045 Drive Rolls
• (3) .035 & (2) .045 Centerfire Contact Tips

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