ArcReach Accessory: This Miller ArcReach Heater is compatible with select ArcReach welding power sources. You can use on - site welding equipment up to 200 feet away as the heating power source. Thanks to ArcReach technology, you can boost jobsite productivity and efficiency by skipping the time wasted walking back for adjustments. Integrated Temperature Recording: After each heating cycle, the system automatically and accurately records joint temperature. You can export data and create temperature charts using the ArcReach Heater Data Application. Easy to Use: Welders will find it super easy to set up, use, and tear down the system without waiting for tools to cool down. Heating profiles can be manually entered or loaded via USB drive. Powered by Welding Power: Use the same equipment for welding to power the heater. Standard weld cables are used, eliminating the need for expensive power drops. High - Temperature Performance: It can reach temperatures up to 600°F / 315°C, perfect for preheat and bake - out on pipes, plates, or odd geometries. Induction heating provides fast heating, consistent quality, and even heat zones. Two Heating Tools: Choose from air - cooled cables (available in 30 ft, 50 ft, or 80 ft lengths) for various geometries or the air - cooled quick wrap for pipes 10 inches OD and below. Cost - Saving: The ArcReach Heater System cuts down on costly overruns from heating contractors, giving you control over heating costs and timelines. Safety - First: Say goodbye to safety concerns from traditional open - flame and resistance heating. Included in the package is the ArcReach Heater. Click the image below to view the full spec sheet.
Using the Miller ArcReach Heater is a breeze. First, make sure your on - site welding equipment is compatible with the heater. Connect the heater to the welding power source using standard weld cables. For setting up the heating profile, you can either enter it manually or load it via a USB drive using the Data Application. When using the air - cooled cables or quick wraps, choose the appropriate tool according to your workpiece's shape and size. After each heating cycle, the system will automatically record the joint temperature. You can then export this data and create temperature charts using the Data Application. When you're done, you don't have to wait for the tools to cool down to tear down the system. Just disconnect everything properly. As for maintenance, keep the cables and the heater clean. Check the cables regularly for any signs of damage. Avoid exposing the heater to extreme conditions. If you have any issues, refer to the full spec sheet or contact the manufacturer.
