Miller MIG & Flux Cored Welder Go Anywhere-Do Anything SuitCase Wire Feeders

\For MIG and Flux Cored welding in the field or at the shop there's a Miller SuitCase(TM) wire feeder that meets every need—and the industry's toughest demands. See how the Miller SuitCase(TM) can Go Anywhere-Do Anything. For more, visit http://www.millerwelds.com/suitcase/

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Autos & Vehicles

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• MIG
• Welding
• Flux
• Cored
• Wire
• Welder
• Miller
• Suitcase
• GMAW

[dw33b]

Suitcase feeders rock, and the CC option lets a competent (hint, PRACTICE!) weldor run them off DC sources such as stick welder power sources.

You can also easily run from a conventional MIG welding machine. (Remove the MIG wire from the MIG, connect the feeder, jump the MIG machine gun trigger contacts with a toggle switch on a cable, then your output cables to the suitcase feeder will be hot and controlled by the feeder contactor.)

Download manuals and do your homework of course.

[gsotodotcom]

I have it setup with a trailblazer 302, it's an awesome setup for structural steel. Only thing: I need another set of machines so two guys can weld simultaneously.

[bsm1177]

yaaaaaaaaahhh

[srish249]

@archi9511

Input Power

Requires 1-phase power

230 V: 18 A, 60 Hz

115 V: 20 A, 60 Hz

[35OzTV]

I WANT THAT............

[archi9511]

what kind of power supply does it need. I see there is only one thick power wire with a extrange connector. any answer is appreciated.

[DocRevo]

Not a pro welder, but I do lots of frabricating so I bought a12vs with gas bottle for my home shop. I power it off an old Trailblazer welder / generator --- I love it!! Great machine!

[do0die]

:28 +1 haha

[eerrbb256]

its a pelican case with a feeder in it....ooooo special

[rollininoldstyle]

:28 rofl