Miller Dynasty 210 Tig Welder 120-480V (907685)
Miller Dynasty 210 Tig Welder 120-480V (907685)
Miller Dynasty 210 Tig Welder 120-480V (907685)

Miller Dynasty 210 Tig Welder 120-480V (907685)

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The Miller Dynasty 210 base model offers essential TIG and stick functions while providing an operator-friendly menu.

New Features
• Memory Card Port - Easily update software & expand product features
• Pro-Set - Eliminates the guesswork when setting weld parameters
• Standby / Power Switch / Sleep Time - Programmable feature will power down the machine if is sits idle for a specified time

Quick Specs
• Process: AC/DC TIG/Stick
• Input Power: 1 or 3 Phase (120-480V)
• Amperage Range: 1-210 A
• Material Thickness: .002 - 1/4" Steel | .012 - 1/4" Aluminum
• Dimensions: 22.4"L X 8.6"W X 13.6"H
• Weight: 47 lbs
• AC Tig Parameters: 60-80% Balance | 70-150 Hz |
• DC Tig Parameters: 0-250 PPS Pulse
• Stick Parameters: 5-210A | 0-100% Dig

Wireless Remote Control Compatible
Improve productivity, eliminate clutter and cord tangles in the work area. Eliminate cord failure and associated downtime/repair costs and extend the operator's welding range without adding cord extensions.

Lift-Arc
Lift-Arc starting provides x-ray clean welds in AC or DC arc starting without the use of high frequency.

Blue Lightning - High Frequency Arc Starter
For TIG non-contact arc initiation. Provides more consistent arc starts and greater reliability compared to traditional HF arc starters. Easy to set up and increases productivity.

Auto-Line Power Management Technology
Allows for any input voltage hookup (115-480 V) with no manual linking, providing convenience in any job setting. Ideal solution for dirty or unreliable.

AC Waveforms
• Advance Squarewave provides a fast freezing puddle, deep penetration, and fast travel speeds.
• Soft Squarewave is used for a soft buttery arc with maximum puddle control and good wetting action.
• Sine wave is for customers that like a traditional arc. It is quiet with good wetting.
• Triangular wave reduces the heat input and is good on thin aluminum. It provides fast travel speeds.

AC and DC TIG Features
• AC balance (60-80%) controls the amount of oxide cleaning (amperage time in EN) which is essential for high quality welds on aluminum.
• AC frequency (70-150 hz) controls the width of the arc cone and the force of the arc.
• DC TIG provides exceptionally smooth and precise arc for welding exotic materials.

Stick Features (AC/DC)
• Tailored arc control (DIG) allows the arc characteristics to be changed for specific applications and electrodes. Smooth running 7018 or stiffer, more penetrating 6010.
• Hot Start adaptive control provides positive arc starts without sticking.
• Low OCV Stick is a simple design that reduces open-circuit voltage to 5-10 VDC when power source is not in use. This built-in circuit design eliminates the need for add-on voltage reducers.

Comes Complete With:
• Dynasty 210 Power Source
• Quick Reference Guide: English | Spanish
• 8 ft (2.4 m) primary cord (No Plug)
• (2) Dinse 50 mm connectors
• Adjustable shoulder strap

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