Maxstar® 400 208-575 V | MillerWelds

Maxstar® 400 208-575 V

907716

The Maxstar 400 is a powerful, compact power source capable of welding up to 5/8” material. High speed pulse control provides maximum productivity and weld quality while conserving energy compared to traditional welding machines.

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Features

What's Included

Maxstar® 400
8 ft. (2.4 m) primary cord
(2) 50 mm Dinse style connectors

DC TIG Features

Exceptionally smooth and precise arc for welding exotic materials. High-speed DC TIG pulse controls - Pulse frequency capable of pulsing 5000 pulses per second. Pulsing adds arc stability, reduces heat input and warpage and can increase travel speeds. Other parameters include peak amperage, peak time and background amperage.

Stick Features (DC)

Tailored arc control (DIG) allows the arc characteristics to be changed for specific applications and electrodes. Smooth running 7018 or stiffer, more penetrating 6010. Hot Start™ adaptive control provides positive arc starts without sticking.

Blue Lightning™ - High Frequency Arc Starter

For more consistent non-contact starts and greater reliability compared to traditional HF arc starters.

Program memory

Program memory features 9 independent program memories that maintain/save your parameters.

Cooler Power Supply (CPS)

An integrated 120-volt dedicated-use receptacle to power the Coolmate™ 3.5. The power switch on the Dynasty also activates the receptacle to help prevent torch failure.

Meter Calibration

Allows meters to be calibrated for certification.

Auto-Line Power Management Technology

Allows for any input voltage hookup (208 - 575 V) with no manual linking, providing convenience in any job setting. Ideal solution for dirty or unreliable power.

Upgradeable and Expandable

Front panel memory card data port provides the ability to easily upgrade software and expand product features. Visit MillerWelds.com/tigsoftware for the latest software upgrades and expansions.

Cooler-On-Demand™

Feature operates the auxiliary cooling system only when needed, reducing noise, energy use, and airborne contaminants pulled through the cooler.

Specifications

Product Literature

DC/24.5 Maxstar 400 and 800 - English

Processes

Pulsed TIG (GTAW-P)

Stick (SMAW)

TIG (GTAW)

TIG DC (GTAW-DC)

Air Carbon Arc Cutting and Gouging (CAC-A)

General Specifications

Title	Maxstar® 400 208-575 V
Industries Interests	Aerospace Construction Heavy Equipment Manufacturing Infrastructure Manufacturing Railcar Shipbuilding Boat / Yacht High Purity Processing
Material Thickness	Steel: 0.012 in. (0.3 mm) - 5/8 in. (15.9 mm)
Weldable Metals	Steel Specialty Metals Stainless Steel
Input Voltage	208 V 220/230/240 V 380/400 V 460/480 V 575 V
Input Phase	1- and 3-Phase
Input Hz	50 / 60 Hz
Current Type	DC
Max Open Circuit Voltage	75 VDC
CACA Thickness	1/4 in
Amperage Min	3 A
Amperage Max	400 A
Portability	Lift Eye (Standard) Running Gear / Cart (Optional)
Weld Output	CC
Net Width	13.75 in
Net Height	24.75 in
Net Length	22 in
Net Weight	135 lbs
Warranty	3 Years Miller's True Blue Warranty

Certifications

CSA Certificate of Compliance 70179055

Accessories

Weldcraft™ W-375 Super Cool™ Torch Kit and Accessories

The W-375 Super Cool™ is a reliable water-cooled torch designed for demanding, high amperage applications. The W-375 Super Cool is engineered with innovative technology and welding efficiency in mind.

Foot Control, Heavy Duty, 14-pin plug

20 ft. (6 m.) cord

Wireless Foot Control and 14-Pin Receiver

90 ft. (27.4 m.) operating range

Pushbutton Fingertip Control, Single, 14-pin plug

26.5 ft. (8 m.)cord, Momentary on/off control

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Resources

Videos

Pulsing with TIG

Miller Welding Engineer Zack Erndt explains the benefits of using pulse when TIG welding and talks about applications...

Postflow when TIG Welding

Learn about the value of postflow and what to look for if postflow is not set properly. Without proper settings the...

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