Miller Maxstar 161 STH TIG/Stick Welder 907711 with cables, clamp, digital interface, and 400 rebate displayed.
Miller Maxstar 161 STH TIG and Stick Welder (907711)
Miller Maxstar 161 STH TIG and Stick Welder (907711)

Miller Maxstar 161 STH TIG and Stick Welder (907711)

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The new Miller Maxstar 161 welders now have a digital interface and feature a greater amperage range than their predecessor Maxstar 150 units. Machine setup is done in 3 easy steps - press the menu button to select your process, then hold the menu button for 1 second to access the user menu. The last step is turning the encoder to adjust your selected parameter.

The Maxstar 161 STH units are DC only and will not TIG weld aluminum. This package does NOT include a TIG torch.

New Features
• Digital meter interface
• Auto-line 120V and 240V power cords
• Pulse feature on STH models only
• Upgraded shoulder strap and handle
• Added space inside the X-Case

Quick Specs
• Stick Amperage Range: 120V - 20-90A | 240V - 20-160A
• TIG Amperage Range: 120V - 5-130A | 240V - 5-160A
• Material Thickness: .020 - 3/16 Steel | 5/32" Electrodes
• Duty Cycle: 120V - 30% at 90A | 240V - 20% at 160 amps
• Dims: 10.3 H x 5.6 W x 13.5 D
• Weight: 13lbs

Includes
• Maxstar 161 STH power source
• 6.5ft 120V and 240V power cords
• 13ft Stick electrode holder and 25mm dinse connector
• 10ft Work clamp
• Air-cooled TIG torch connector (195234)
• Shoulder strap and handle

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