This Miller Multimatic 255 is a must - have for MRO and light manufacturing/fabrication professionals. It's a compact and versatile multiprocess welder with an easy - to - use setup, boosting efficiency and productivity. Generator compatible, it can run at full output with 12000 - Watt or higher generators. It offers multiple welding processes like MIG, Pulsed MIG, Stick (6010), DC Lift Arc TIG, and DC Pulsed TIG. The 7 - inch color LCD display simplifies machine setup and parameter selection, giving you more time to weld. Pulsed MIG welding offers high - quality results with less heat input and spatter. The Auto - Set Elite provides predefined settings for welders of all skill levels. You can save up to 4 favorite weld settings in the program mode. The MDX - 250 MIG Gun with AccuLock S Consumables ensures a flawless wire feed path and a better grip. Weighing only 84 lb, it's over 50% lighter than transformer welding machines. The optional EZ - Latch running gear makes it super portable. It even has great performance with 6010 Stick Electrodes. The package includes a power source, MIG gun, cables, regulators, and more. There's also a Baker's Bundle and a Consumable Kit available (not included in purchase).
Using the Miller Multimatic 255 is easy. First, make sure your generator has an output of 12000 Watts or higher for full - power operation. When setting up the machine, use the 7 - inch color LCD display to select the right parameters. For different welding processes like MIG, Pulsed MIG, Stick, or TIG, rely on the Auto - Set Elite feature for predefined settings. You can fine - tune these settings as needed. If you have a favorite setting, save it in the program mode. When using the MDX - 250 MIG Gun, ensure the AccuLock liner is properly loaded from the front and locked. This will give you a smooth wire feed. For portability, if you have the EZ - Latch running gear, just loosen the latch retaining knob and rotate the latches to detach the machine. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the contact tips in the MIG gun and replace them if they're worn out. Keep the machine clean and store it in a dry place. Always follow the safety guidelines provided in the manual.
