Miller Big blue welding machine 400 amps diesel-driven

Our Miller big blue welding machine 400 amps diesel-driven is fitted with Caterpiller engines

Superior Arc Performance

• Four pre-set DIG settings (Stick).
• Hot Start™ (Stick).
• Lift-Arc™ TIG with Auto-Stop™ and Crater-out.
• MIG/FCAW arc performance.

Auto Remote Sense™

Detects if a remote control is plugged into the 14-pin receptacle and eliminates confusion of a remote/panel switch.

Caterpillar Heavy Duty Low-Speed Industrial Engine

Designed to operate for 10,000 hours before the first basic overhaul.

Quiet Operation

Improves work site communication.

The Vault: Ultimate Control Board Reliability

Ultimate control board reliability. Solid-state control technology, housed in a sealed vault. The vault’s sealed connections are made through watertight plugs that make these components impenetrable to dust and moisture.

Simple-to-Set Controls

No elaborate procedure, just select process and weld!

Meter Maintenance Displays

• Fuel gauge.
• Hour meter function.
• Oil change interval.
• High coolant temperature and low oil pressure shut downs.
• Low fuel shutdown - engine shuts down before system runs out of fuel, making restarts easy.

Auxiliary Power*

• 2 X 15 Amp Sockets.
• 1 X 32 Amp Sockets.
• RCD

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I maintain a welding machine?

Regular maintenance of a welding machine involves cleaning the machine, checking electrical connections, inspecting cables and hoses for damage, replacing worn parts, and ensuring proper cooling and ventilation. Following the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines is essential for optimal machine performance and longevity.

2. Is it possible to learn welding on my own, or do I need formal training?

While it is possible to learn basic welding techniques through self-study and practice, formal training from a qualified instructor or attending welding courses can provide comprehensive knowledge, safety guidelines, and hands-on experience to develop proper welding skills.

3. Can I weld without protective gear?

No, welding without appropriate protective gear is highly dangerous and should never be done. Welding produces intense heat, bright UV light, sparks, and hazardous fumes. Proper safety gear, such as welding helmets, gloves, aprons, and respirators, must be worn to protect against burns, eye damage, and inhalation of harmful fumes.

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