Syncrowave® 210 TIG Welders - MillerWelds

Syncrowave® 210 TIG MIG Spoolmate™ 150 Package

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The easy-to-use Syncrowave® 210 provides legacy arc performance that allows you to expand your capabilities with an all-in-one package.
Spec Sheet (ENG)
$2,839.00 Manufacturer Suggested Price (USD)
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Features

What's Included

  • Syncrowave® 210
  • 10 ft. (3 m) primary cord with MVP™ plugs for 120 V (219261) and 240 V (219258)
  • 12 ft. (3.8 m) Weldcraft™ A-150 TIG torch with Dinse style connector
  • 12 ft. (3.8 m) work cable with clamp and Dinse style connector
  • 12 ft. (3.8 m) stick electrode holder with Dinse style connector
  • RFCS-14 HD remote foot control
  • Regulator/flow gauge and gas hose
  • Quick Reference Guide
  • 4-Pin to 14-pin connector
  • Spoolmate™ 150 Series spool gun (#301 272)
Why Buy 2 When 1 Will Do?
While other multiprocess units lack the ability to TIG weld aluminum, your Syncrowave 210 has AC TIG. Also through the spool gun accessory you can MIG weld to fill those gaps or increase your travel speed.
5 Amp TIG Capability
Allows users to weld thinner materials than other machines in this category.
Pro-Set™ Feature (TIG)
Eliminates the guesswork when setting weld parameters. Use Pro-Set when you want the speed, convenience, and confidence of preset controls. Simply select the feature and adjust until Pro-Set appears on the display.
  • AC Balance Adjustability (TIG): Provides adjustable oxide removal which is essential for creating the highest quality aluminum welds.
  • Pulse Capability (TIG): Pulse feature ranging from 0 – 150 pulses per second for increasing puddle agitation, arc stability, and travel speeds while reducing heat input and distortion.
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    Auto-Set™ (MIG)
    A breakthrough control that automatically sets your welder to the proper parameters. Auto-Set offers all-in-one MIG minus the hassle of finding parameters.
    6010 Stick Electrode Capability
    When the competition snuffs out the Syncrowave 210 burns on, even with difficult to run electrodes used for less than ideal conditions. Increase the DIG setting for stiffer, more penetrating electrodes like E6010.
    Low Power Draw
    Inverter-based power source provides full welding output from 240 V while drawing less than 30 amps.
    Easy-to-Use
    1. Turn power on. 2. Select Process: AC TIG, DC TIG, DC Stick or MIG Spool Gun. 3. Set amperage or voltage based on material thickness. Then weld! It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
    Use it on 120 AND 240 Volt Input Power
    Using Miller’s Auto-Line™ technology, the 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.
    Built-in Running Gear
    No need to buy a cart, your Syncrowave 210 gives you maximum portability with an EZ-Change™ low cylinder rack and built-in storage space to better manage your accessories and easily transport everything you need for your project.
    Fan-on-Demand™
    Allows the fan to run up to 36% less to reduce the amount of contaminants pulled though the machine to help extend the life of the product.  Learn More
    14-Pin Controlled Operator Alternatives
    The standard 14-pin connector on your Syncrowave 210 lets you choose your control for a customized experience, whether it’s a foot control, fingertip control, or wireless foot control.

    Specifications

    Processes

    Flux Cored (FCAW)
    MIG (GMAW)
    Stick (SMAW)
    TIG (GTAW)

    General Specifications

    Title Syncrowave® 210 TIG MIG Spoolmate™ 150 Package
    Industries Interests Farm and Ranch
    Auto Repair
    DIY / Home Hobbyist
    Education / Training
    Fabrication
    Metal Art / Sculptures
    Material Thickness Steel: 0.020 in. (0.5 mm) - 1/4 in. (6.4 mm)
    Aluminum: 0.020 in. (0.5 mm) - 1/4 in. (6.4 mm)
    Weldable Metals Aluminum
    Steel
    Stainless 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
    Amperage Min 5 A
    Amperage Max 210 A
    Net Width 18.5 in
    Net Height 31.5 in
    Net Length 43 in
    Net Weight 144.5 lbs
    Warranty 3 Years
    Miller's True Blue Warranty
    Weld Output CC / CV

    Accessories

    RCCS Remote Contact
    Rotary Fingertip Control, North/South, 14-pin plug

    26.5 ft. (8 m.) cord, Hook and loop fastening,
    RCC-14 Remote 151086
    Rotary Fingertip Control, East/West, 14-pin plug

    26.5 ft. (8 m.) cord, Hook and loop fastening,
    RHC-14 Control
    Remote Hand Control, RHC-14, 20ft

    W-250 Torch Kit 300185
    Weldcraft™ W-250, 25 ft. (7.6 m.), Accessories, Torch Kit

    Formerly known as the WP-20 Series, the W-250 Series provides consistent torch performance designed for long-term, trouble-free service around-the-head water-cooling.

    Consumables

    AK-150MFC Kit
    WELDCRAFT FX ACCESSORY KIT $569.00

    WP1712MFDI50 Torch Package
    WELDCRAFT 50MM BRAIDED A-150 TORCH PACKAGE, 12.5FT $196.00

    Formerly known as the WP-17 Series, the A-150 Series is comprised of an assortment of versatile and innovative air-cooled torches designed for maximum operator comfort.
    A-150 Torch
    Weldcraft™ A-150, Mono-Flex, 12.5 ft., Accessories, Torch Package $186.00

    Formerly known as the WP-17 Series, the A-150 Series is comprised of an assortment of versatile and innovative air-cooled torches designed for maximum operator comfort.
    A-150 Torch
    Weldcraft™ A-150, Mono-Flex, 25 ft., Accessories, Torch Package $254.00

    Formerly known as the WP-17 Series, the A-150 Series is comprised of an assortment of versatile and innovative air-cooled torches designed for maximum operator comfort.

    Resources

    Literature

    Syncrowave 210 MIG Quick Reference Guide - French

    Syncrowave 210 MIG Quick Reference Guide - French

    Syncrowave 210 MIG Quick Reference Guide - English

    Articles

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