Diversion™ 180 TIG Welder | MillerWelds

Diversion™ 180 TIG Welder

907627
Perfect for the personal user, this AC/DC TIG machine upgrade has both 120V and 240V input power capability.
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Features

What's Included

  • Diversion™ 180
  • Regulator/flow gauge and gas hose
  • RFCS-RJ45 remote foot control (300432)
  • 8 ft. (2.4 m) primary cord with MVP™ plugs for 120 V (219261) and 240 V (219258)
  • 12.5 ft. (3.8 m) Weldcraft™ A-150 TIG torch
  • 12 ft. (3.7 m) work cable with clamp
Easy-to-Understand Operator Interface
It's as easy as "1, 2, 3" to set your machine and start welding! 1. Power-up2. Select material type3. Set material thickness range   We've also added a digital display so you know exactly what your settings are.
Use It On 120 Or 240 Volt Input Power
Miller's Multi Voltage Plug (MVP™) allows you to connect to common 120 or 240 V power receptacles without the use of any tools. Simply chose the plug that fits the receptacle and connect it to the power cord.
Utilizes Latest Inverter Technology
By utilizing an inverter-based AC/DC power source, a more efficient (less energy is used) and consistent welding arc is provided compared to older transformer based TIG machines.
Torch Designed for Maximum Operator Comfort
The package comes standard with a Diversion Series foot control and the Weldcraft A-150 TIG torch. This 150 amp, air-cooled torch features a compact and durable design ideal for both the professional and hobbyist welder. The Diamond Grip head design has ergonomic contact points for thumb and fingers, providing a more comfortable grip.
Light Weight = Portability
Whether it's in the shop, garage or at the race track, at only 50 lbs it can be taken anywhere. You can't do that with those heavy transformer machines!
Reduce Noise, Maintenance and Operating Costs.
Our Fan-On-Demand™ cooling system only operates when needed. This cuts down on fan noise, along with reducing power consumption and contaminants drawn into the machine.
Eliminate Waste of Expensive Shielding Gas
Our Auto-Postflow feature optimizes postflow time based on welding amperage. This allows for proper shielding of both the weld end zone and electrode every time without waste of gas or need for adjustment.
Dependable Arc Starts
Provides HF, non-contact arc starting to eliminate tungsten and material contamination time after time.

Not Included

  • Argon shielding gas
  • Filler rod
  • Personal safety products (safety glasses, gloves)
  • Personal safety products (helmet, gloves)
  • Your local welding distributor can provide shielding gas, filler rod and a full product offering.

Specifications

Processes

TIG (GTAW)
TIG AC (GTAW-AC)
TIG DC (GTAW-DC)

General Specifications

Title Diversion™ 180 TIG Welder
Material Thickness Aluminum 0.030 in. (0.75 mm) - 3/16 in. (4.8 mm)
Steel 0.025 in. (0.6 mm) - 3/16 in. (4.8 mm)
Weldable Metals Aluminum
Stainless Steel
Steel
Input Voltage 110/115/120 V
208 V
220/230/240 V
Input Phase 1-Phase
Input Hz 50/60 Hz
Current Type AC / DC
Max Open Circuit Voltage 80 VDC
Amperage Min 10 A
Amperage Max 180 A
Portability Handle(s)
Running Gear / Cart (Optional)
Weld Output CC
Applications Aluminum Welding
Automotive Welding
Metal Art
Mobile Fabrication & MRO
Stainless Steel
Welding Education and Training
Net Width 9.875 in
Net Height 17 in
Net Length 23.875 in
Net Weight 50 lbs
Warranty 3 Years
Miller's True Blue Warranty

Accessories

Diversion™ Protective Cover

Heavy-duty cover used to protect your welder from damage, wear, and corrosion when not in use.
Millermatic®, Multimatic®, and Diversion™ Cart

Durable construction with rubber rear wheels and Cylinder Rack. For use with Millermatic® 142, 190, 211, Multimatic™ 200, 215, 220 and Diversion™.
Foot Control, 14 ft. (4.3 m), RJ45 plug

14 ft. (4.3 m) cord with RJ45 plug. For use with Diversion™
Adapter Cord, RJ45 to 14 Pin

Consumables

Weldcraft™ Ceriated Accessory Kit

For use with A-150 TIG Torches

Resources

Literature

TIG Product Guide

Videos

TIG Welding Aluminum for Beginners Part 1: Positioning
Learn some best practices for hand and torch placement — key to puddle control — when TIG welding aluminum.
TIG Welding Aluminum for Beginners Part 2: Establish the Puddle
Learn how to start your arc, establish the weld puddle, and manage your current when TIG welding aluminum.
TIG Welding Aluminum for Beginners Part 3: Adding Filler Metal
Andy Weyenberg, aftermarket and performance manager for Miller, demonstrates the dab-and-move technique for TIG welding.

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