239206 - Miller XR-S / XR-D Lower Control Box Nameplate Decal

Genuine Miller Replacement Identification for XR Series Feeders

In the demanding environment of industrial welding, equipment labels and nameplates are often the first components to show signs of wear. Exposure to heat, UV radiation from the arc, oil, grease, and physical abrasion can render control panel markings illegible over time. The Miller 239206 Nameplate, XR-S/XR-D Lower is the genuine Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) solution designed to restore the functionality and appearance of your Miller XR-S and XR-D wire feeder control boxes.

The XR series push-pull wire feeders are critical assets in aluminum welding operations, known for their reliability and precision. However, an operator's efficiency is directly tied to their ability to quickly and accurately adjust machine settings. When the lower nameplate—which often contains critical setting scales, model identification, or connection guides—becomes faded or scratched, it introduces a variable of uncertainty. Replacing this component with the correct Miller 239206 part ensures that your maintenance team keeps equipment up to factory specifications.

Why Choose OEM Nameplates?

While it may be tempting to use generic labeling or permanent markers as a temporary fix, genuine Miller nameplates offer superior durability and adhesion. This part is manufactured to the exact dimensions of the XR-S and XR-D lower control panel area, ensuring a seamless fit that does not peel at the corners. The graphics are printed using industrial-grade inks that resist fading and chemical damage, ensuring the label remains readable for years to come. Maintaining clear labeling is not just about aesthetics; it is a component of workplace safety and operational efficiency, reducing the time welders spend guessing at knob positions.

Installation and Maintenance

Installing the 239206 nameplate is a straightforward maintenance task. For optimal adhesion, it is recommended to thoroughly clean the chassis surface of any old adhesive residue, oil, or dust using an appropriate solvent before application. Once the surface is dry, the self-adhesive backing of the new nameplate ensures a strong bond. This simple restoration step can significantly improve the user experience for your welding operators and maintain the resale value of your capital equipment.