Miller XMT 650 CC/CV Stationary Pkg 380/460V 951000067 industrial MIG welder by Miller.
Miller XMT 650 ArcReach 380/460V 907823, front view of control panel, adjustment knobs, and cable length compensation.
Miller XMT 650 ArcReach 907823 back view showing vents, switches, wiring diagram, and ArcReach technology features.

Miller XMT 650 CC/CV 380/460V (907843)

Sale price$10,641.00 Regular price$12,290.00
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The Miller XMT 650 CC/CV machines are designed more for manufacturing and fabrication shops, whereas the ArcReach models are designed more for outdoor applications.   

XMT 650 machines are 3-Phase only.  This particular model does NOT have ArcReach or Polarity Reversing.

Welding machine front panel showing close-up of process selection dial and labeled welding options; Welding Machine Model 5000.

CC/CV Features
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Remote In Use Indicator
• Auto Remote Sense
• 14-Pin Receptacle
• Arc Control
• 120V Auxillary Receptacle

Quick Specs
• Input Power: 380/460V, 3-Phase
• Rated Output: 650A @ 100% Duty Cycle
• Amperage Draw: 42.6A @ 650A
• Dimensions: 28.2" H x 16.7" W x 31.6" D
• Weight: 187 lbs

Includes
• XMT 650 CC/CV Power Source Only

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