Miller XMT 350 FieldPro ArcReach 6-Pack Rack (907740)
Miller XMT 350 FieldPro ArcReach 6-Pack Rack (907740)

Miller XMT 350 FieldPro ArcReach 6-Pack Rack (907740)

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This machine has been replaced by the XMT 400 (907883).
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This machine has been replaced by the XMT 400 (907883).

The XMT 350 FieldPro 6-Pack (907740) multi-process welders offer a field-ready option for those who need multiple operators welding simultaneously. These welders feature auto-line technology, cable length compensation (CLC), and excellent arc performance. These welders feature Miller's ArcReach technology which allows full control at the feeder rather than making a trip back to the power source to change output settings. 

These XMT units comes equipped with Tweco Style Connectors.

XMT Features
• Auto-Line voltage hookup (208-575V)
• 1 or 3-Phase Capable
• Adaptive Hot Start
• Infinite Arc Control
• Lift-Arc
• Fan-on-Demand
• Lightweight, Aerospace-Grade Aluminum Case
• Large, Dual Digital Meters
• Process Selector Switch

ArcReach Benefits
• Cable Length Compensation (CLC)
• No Expensive Control Cords
• Improved Jobsite Safety
• Maximize Fleet Compatibility with ArcReach Power Sources
• More Operator Control

The Auto Remote Sense enables the unit to automatically use remote control if connected to remote control receptacle.

Quick Specs
• Voltage Range: 10-38V
• Amperage Range: 5-425A
• Duty Cycle: 60% @ 350A 3-Phase | 60% @ 300A 1-Phase
• Weight: 769 lbs (Entire Rack with Welders)

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