951673 - Miller Continuum Dual Industrial Wire Feeder with Tru-Feed Technology

Advanced Industrial Wire Feeding Solution

The Miller Continuum Dual Feeder (951673) is engineered to meet the rigorous demands of modern industrial manufacturing. Designed exclusively for use with the Miller Continuum power source family, this advanced wire feeder integrates Tru-Feed™ technology to deliver unparalleled productivity, weld quality, and system flexibility. In high-stakes production environments where downtime is costly, the Continuum Dual Feeder provides the reliability and precision necessary to maintain peak operational efficiency.

At the core of this unit is a new low-inertia motor. Unlike traditional motors, this specialized component provides faster dynamic response, ensuring the best possible arc starts with minimal spatter. This feature is critical for automated or semi-automated processes where cycle times are short and start quality directly impacts the finished product. Complementing the motor is a balanced-pressure drive-roll design. This mechanism feeds wire in its truest and straightest form, enhancing feedability across long distances and difficult wire types.

The mechanical connections are equally robust. The feeder utilizes the Spring-loaded Accu-Mate™ connection system, which aligns the MIG gun perfectly within the drive-roll carrier. This positive engagement prevents the gun from being pulled loose during operation and ensures consistent electrical contact and wire transfer. Furthermore, the tool-less positive-locking rotatable drive assembly allows the operator to rotate the drive mechanism. This innovation eliminates severe bends in the wire feed path, significantly extending gun-liner life and aiding in the feeding of difficult wires such as aluminum or soft flux-cored varieties.

Maintenance and changeovers are streamlined with quick-change dual-bearing drive rolls. These rolls provide more consistent wire feeding and are common with other Miller industrial feeders, allowing facilities to utilize existing inventory rather than stocking new, proprietary parts. The dual configuration of this model specifically empowers facilities to run two different wire types (e.g., solid steel and flux-cored, or two different diameters) simultaneously, reducing setup time between distinct welding tasks.