Intellx™ Wire Feeder | MillerWelds

Intellx™ Elite W/ Q4015 Bernard Gun Package

951941001
Industrial wire feeder adds pulse capabilities with Accu-Pulse®, EZ-Set, steel weld programs, memory buttons and arc control. Designed for use with Deltaweld 350 power source.
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Intellx Elite
951941001

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Features

What's Included

  • .035/.045 in. V-groove Drive Rolls
Easy to use
EZ-Set simplifies parameter setup based on material thickness, removing complexity and reducing welder training time.
Dedicated wire feeder options
Intellx Elite feeder — New arc control feature means welders can produce better welds with minimal parameter adjustments. Intellx Pro feeder — Adds Accu-Pulse®, EZ-Set, steel weld programs, and memory buttons.
AccuLock S Consumables
AccuLock can transform the way businesses manage their MIG welding gun consumables – helping to optimize productivity, operating costs, and welder confidence. Less tip changes, less troubleshooting, and more beads worth bragging about!   Learn More
Legacy meets pulse
Pulsed MIG-capable Deltaweld with Intellx Pro feeder provides a 28-percent wider operating window and a more forgiving arc, compensating for variations in operator technique. Welders of any skill level can get into production quicker.   Learn More

Specifications

Processes

Flux Cored (FCAW)
MIG (GMAW)

Technologies

Accu-Pulse

General Specifications

Title Intellx™ Elite W/ Q4015 Bernard Gun Package
Applications Aluminum Welding
Fabrication
Silicon Bronze
Industries Manufacturing
Heavy Equipment
Railcar
Warranty Miller's True Blue Warranty

Resources

Videos

4 Tips for Reduce Training Time in Your Welding Operation
Learn more about tools and techniques to reduce training time and get welders into production faster.
Troubleshooting Common Industrial MIG Welding Problems
If you’re struggling with weld defects in your MIG welding operation, some common issues are most likely the cause.