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Miller SubArc DC 650 Digital Submerged Arc Welder (907622)
The Miller Subarc DC 650 Digital series welders are the industry standard for submerged arc welding. Miller offers three different power source options, three interface controls, and a range of wire drive motors and accessories.
Features
• Digital process control technology
• Highly reliable thyristor power regulation
• Digital control improve performance and integration
• Standard Modbus connection
• Thermal overload protection
• Line voltage compensation
• Fan-on demand
Quick Specs
• 3-Phase Only
• Amperage Range: 50-815A in CC mode
• Rated Output: 650A @ 44V, 100% Duty Cycle
• Amperage Draw: 126A @ 230V | 63A @ 460V | 51A @ 575V
• Dimensions: 30" H x 23" W x 38" D
• Weight: 593 lbs
Features
• Digital process control technology
• Highly reliable thyristor power regulation
• Digital control improve performance and integration
• Standard Modbus connection
• Thermal overload protection
• Line voltage compensation
• Fan-on demand
Quick Specs
• 3-Phase Only
• Amperage Range: 50-815A in CC mode
• Rated Output: 650A @ 44V, 100% Duty Cycle
• Amperage Draw: 126A @ 230V | 63A @ 460V | 51A @ 575V
• Dimensions: 30" H x 23" W x 38" D
• Weight: 593 lbs
| MPN: | MIL907622 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 715959600927 |
| Processes | Submerged arc (SAW) Electroslag (ESW) Air carbon arc cutting and gouging (CAC-A) |
| Designed For | Shipbuilding Pipeline Manufacturing Railcar Railcar Shipbuilding Heavy fabrication Pipe manufacturing Pressure vessel |
| Amperage | 50–815 A in CC mode |
| Weldable Metals | Stainless Steel Steel |
| Input Voltage | 220/230/240 V 460/480 V 575 V |
| Input Phase | Requires 3-phase power |
| Input Hz | 60 Hz |
| Input Phase | DC |
| Rated Output | 650 A at 44 V, 100% duty cycle |
| Max Open Circuit Voltage | 650 A at 44 V, 100% duty cycle |
| Portability | Lift Eye (Standard) |
| Weld Output | 650 A at 44 V, 100% duty cycle |
| Weight | 593 lb. (269 kg) |
| Warranty | True Blue Warranty |
MPN: MIL907622
UPC: 715959600927
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