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Take your welding capabilities to new heights with the Miller Maxstar 210 DX TIG/Stick Welder. Weighing in at just 38 pounds, this inverter-based power source is the ultimate solution for professionals who demand portability without sacrificing performance. Whether you are working in the shop or out in the field, the Maxstar 210 DX is ready to perform. Its defining feature, Auto-Line Technology, allows you to plug into any primary power source from 120V to 480V, single or three-phase, without ever removing the cover to relink the machine. This convenience means you can tackle jobs in residential settings, commercial sites, or heavy industrial plants with the same reliable machine.
The Maxstar 210 DX is packed with features designed to make you a better welder. The Pro-Set feature takes the hassle out of setting up your machine by providing professionally optimized settings for Pulse and DIG controls—simply adjust until "Pro-Set" appears on the display, and you are ready to weld with confidence. For those welding thin gauge steel or stainless steel, the high-speed DC TIG pulse capability (up to 500 pulses per second) allows for exceptional agitation of the weld puddle, increasing travel speed and reducing heat input. This results in cleaner welds with less warping. The machine also features Lift-Arc starting for TIG applications where High Frequency is not permitted, as well as Blue Lightning HF for non-contact starts that are smooth and contamination-free.
Miller has engineered the Maxstar 210 DX with the operator in mind. The QuietPulse technology drastically reduces the annoying buzzing sound associated with traditional pulse welding, making for a more pleasant work environment. Safety and equipment protection are also paramount; the Stick-Stuck feature detects if an electrode is stuck to the part and automatically turns off the welding output, allowing you to safely remove the electrode without arcing. Furthermore, the Sleep Timer conserves electricity by powering down the unit if it sits idle, saving you money on energy costs. Backed by Miller's True Blue 3-Year Warranty, the Maxstar 210 DX is a durable, reliable, and versatile addition to any welder's arsenal.
| Additional Information |
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| Brand:Miller |
| Weld Process:TIG (GTAW) |
| Amperage:210 |
| Voltage:120-480 V |
| Phase:1-Phase, 3-Phase |
| Duty Cycle:60% |
| Weight:38 lb |
| Process Type:TIG (GTAW) |
| Input Voltage:120V, 208V, 240V, 480V |
| Output Range:1-210 A |
| Cooling Type:Fan-On-Demand |
| Portability:Portable, Shoulder Strap |
| Dimensions:13.6 in x 8.6 in x 19.5 in |
| Net Weight:17.2 kg (38 lb) |
| Warranty:3 Years |
| Item:welding machine |
| Packaging Description:1 per each |
Used this product on the job? Tell other welders how it held up.
Yes,very good product
We are a drilling company and own and use 30 portable stick welders (mostly trailblazers 325) 4 xmt 350 map mig/stick welders 4 mig feeders s-74 mpa plus and 1 dimension452 with a 70 series dual feeder they all work very well and get used hard.I am the shop Forman at United drilling and also have a welding business at my home shop with a 350 syncrowave tig welder (great) incision 352 mpa with s74 mpa plus feeder both are great I have 35 years experience in the welding field
Professional Welding Company
We have two shops and 25 road crews. Every road crew has two Maxstar 210's in their work truck. All we buy is Miller. Everything has been great with these 210's up to the last year. We are replacing boards continuously on last years models. At $1800 a repair and time not welding these cheap boards need to be sorted out. Miller says professional, but if it can't stand up to the test it's time to maybe start shopping around. Bottom Line? I would only recommend if they came clean and admit they went cheap on the boards and are looking to remedy the situation with new and improved ones. It is also tiresome to see the yearly increases on prices. This year should be intolerable.
Working great as intended!
Great replacement for Maxstar 200 LX. Little dificult to setup the Automation but is working as intended. You have to call support to enable some function.
Going to buy more
I've welded a bunch with these machines the past several years and they have always held up to any amount of work load. They are very smooth running machines and I will eventually have more of them in my high school welding shop.
Very professional welds.
This Tig welder has worked very well for me.
