Miller 70 Series Wire Feeder Package S-74S (951196)
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Miller's 70 series wire feeders are standard, simple feeders for most heavy-industrial applications, with the 74D providing increased accuracy and control of the most common weld parameters.
Processes:
• MIG & Flux-Cored
• Pulsed MIG (with MPa Plus feeder and optional MPa power source)
70 Series Features:
• Wire feed speed range is 50 –780 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
• 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
• Toolless rotatable drive assembly allows operator to rotate the drive housing, allowing a straight path for wire flow
• Trigger dual schedule for easily changing weld parameters while welding (DX & MPa models only)
S Model Features
• Wire speed control
• Factory-set run-in control
• 24 VDC high torque, permanent-magnet motor
• Quick-change drive rolls
• Quick-release, drive-roll pressure adjustment arm
• Solid-state speed control & brake circuit
Quick Specs:
• Input Power: 24 VAC, 10 A, 50/60 Hz
• Wire Diameter Capacity: .023-5/64"
• Wire Feed Speed: 50-780 IPM
• Weight: Single Feeder - 58lbs | Dual Feeder: 87lbs
• Dimensions: Single Feeder - 14" H x 12.5" W x 28" D | Dual Feeder - 14" H x 21" W x 35" D
• Max Spool Size Capacity: 60 lb coil * with optional wire reel assembly (108008)
Includes:
• S-74S Feeder
• 15-foot Bernard Q400 MIG Gun (2 with D-74 models)
• 10-foot 14-pin interconnecting cord
• .035/.045 Drive Rolls
• (3) .035 & (2) .045 Centerfire Contact Tips
Processes:
• MIG & Flux-Cored
• Pulsed MIG (with MPa Plus feeder and optional MPa power source)
70 Series Features:
• Wire feed speed range is 50 –780 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
• 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
• Toolless rotatable drive assembly allows operator to rotate the drive housing, allowing a straight path for wire flow
• Trigger dual schedule for easily changing weld parameters while welding (DX & MPa models only)
S Model Features
• Wire speed control
• Factory-set run-in control
• 24 VDC high torque, permanent-magnet motor
• Quick-change drive rolls
• Quick-release, drive-roll pressure adjustment arm
• Solid-state speed control & brake circuit
Quick Specs:
• Input Power: 24 VAC, 10 A, 50/60 Hz
• Wire Diameter Capacity: .023-5/64"
• Wire Feed Speed: 50-780 IPM
• Weight: Single Feeder - 58lbs | Dual Feeder: 87lbs
• Dimensions: Single Feeder - 14" H x 12.5" W x 28" D | Dual Feeder - 14" H x 21" W x 35" D
• Max Spool Size Capacity: 60 lb coil * with optional wire reel assembly (108008)
Includes:
• S-74S Feeder
• 15-foot Bernard Q400 MIG Gun (2 with D-74 models)
• 10-foot 14-pin interconnecting cord
• .035/.045 Drive Rolls
• (3) .035 & (2) .045 Centerfire Contact Tips
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