Miller Blue Star 145 DX Welder/Generator with GFCI Receptacles (907590)

Miller Blue Star 145 DX Welder/Generator with GFCI Receptacles (907590)

Sale price$2,435.00 Regular price$3,042.00
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The Miller Blue Star 145 DX Welder/Generator with GFCI provides 4000 watts of continuous power (peak of 4500 watts); perfect for powering your Millermatic 140 or 180. Add some running gear and you have an excellent, portable Stick and TIG welder.

Compact and portable
Its small foot print and light weight mean it takes up little truck space and is easy to move around.

Accu-Rated - Not Inflated - Generator Power
Miller provides the strongest and most reliable generator power. Their Accu-Rated, not inflated, standard for measuring generator power guarantees delivery of all the power the machine promises.

DX Model Features
DX models include electric start, auto-idle, 5-gallon fuel capacity and engine hour meter.

Strongest Power in its Class
Weld and generator outputs exceed all other machines in this class. All of Miller's weld and generator outputs are rated at 104F (40C) to ensure maximum performance throughout the work day.

Features:
• Compact and portable
• Electric start
• Five-gallon fuel capacity, auto idle and engine hour meter.
• Receptacle covers

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