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Miller Maxstar 210 DC Inverter Welder

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OVERVIEW

Industrial Grade Reliability: Miller Maxstar 210

When the job demands a welder that can go anywhere and weld anything (except aluminum TIG), the Miller Maxstar 210 DC TIG/Stick Power Source is the industry standard. Miller Electric has perfected the Maxstar series to provide a solution that ranges from simple fabrication to fully automated applications. This unit is built to withstand the harshest industrial environments, featuring Wind Tunnel Technology™ which protects internal electrical components and PC boards from dirt, dust, and debris by directing airflow through a dedicated tunnel. This greatly improves reliability and extends the life of the machine.

Efficiency is key in industrial settings, and the Maxstar 210 delivers with its Fan-On-Demand™ cooling system. The fan operates only when needed, reducing noise, energy use, and the amount of contaminants pulled through the machine. For Stick welding applications, the machine features Dual Schedule capabilities, allowing operators to switch welding parameters for specific electrodes without readjusting the machine. The DIG control allows arc characteristics to be changed for specific applications—lower settings for smooth-running electrodes like E7018, and higher settings for stiffer, penetrating electrodes like E6010. Hot Start™ adaptive control ensures positive arc starts without sticking.

The Maxstar 210 is also designed with energy conservation in mind, featuring a programmable Sleep Timer that powers down the machine if it sits idle for a specified time. Whether you are in shipbuilding, construction, or maintenance and repair, the portability of this 38 lb unit combined with its ability to accept 120-480V input power makes it an indispensable tool for work trucks and field operations. It comes backed by Miller's True Blue Warranty, delivering unparalleled peace of mind.

Additional Information
Brand:Miller
Weld Process:TIG (GTAW)
Amperage:210
Voltage:120-480 V
Duty Cycle:60%
Phase:1- and 3-Phase
Weight:38 lb
Process Type:TIG (GTAW)
Input Voltage:120 V, 208 V, 240 V, 480 V
Amperage Range:1 A - 210 A
Output Type:DC
Cooling Type:Fan-On-Demand
Portability:Shoulder Strap, Handle
Warranty Period:3 Years
Item:Welding Machine
Packaging Description:1 PER EA

INCLUDED

  • Maxstar® 210 Power Source
  • 8 ft. (2.4 m) primary cord
  • Adjustable shoulder strap
  • (2) 50 mm Dinse-style connectors

APPLICATIONS

  • Precision Fabrication
  • Petro Chemical
  • Aerospace
  • Food and Beverage Industry
  • Dairy
  • Shipboard
  • Construction
  • Shipbuilding
  • Work / Service Trucks

FAQ

The Maxstar 210 features Auto-Line technology, allowing it to connect to any input voltage from 120V to 480V, single-phase or three-phase, without manual linking.

No, the Maxstar 210 is a DC-only TIG welder. It is designed for steel, stainless steel, and specialty metals. It cannot TIG weld aluminum.

No, this specific package (907683) includes the power source, primary cord, shoulder strap, and Dinse connectors. It does not include a TIG torch or torch adapter.

QuietPulse is a feature that changes the waveshape during DC pulse welding to create a slower transition between amperages, significantly reducing the audible noise generated by the arc.

The power source weighs approximately 38 lbs (17.2 kg), making it highly portable for field applications.

Blue Lightning is a high-frequency arc starter that allows for non-contact arc initiation. It provides more consistent starts and greater reliability compared to traditional HF starters.

The Maxstar 210 can weld steel material thicknesses ranging from 0.002 inches (0.05 mm) up to 1/4 inch (6.4 mm).

Yes, the Maxstar 210 is a capable DC Stick welder featuring Hot Start technology for easy starts and DIG control to adjust arc characteristics for different electrodes.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

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  1. 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

    Andy

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  2. 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.

    Tool Guy

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  3. 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.

    Horst

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  4. 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.

    Seth

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  5. Very professional welds.

    This Tig welder has worked very well for me.

    Andrew

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