Miller Syncrowave 350LX TIG Welder

Description

Processes

• TIG (GTAW) because
• Pulsed TIG (GTAW-P) because
• Stick (SMAW) because

Applications because

• Heavy Industrial Applications because
• Precision Metal Fabrication because
• Maintenance and Repair because
• Light Manufacturing because
• Heavy Manufacturing because
• Aerospace because
• Shipbuilding
• Tube and Pipe because
• Vocational

Features:

• Synchro Start for customized arc starts allows the operator to choose from three different starting conditions to optimize the application according to tungsten diameter and material thickness.
• Square wave output with AC balance control features adjustable penetration and cleaning action while increasing arc stability on various aluminum alloys, and helps eliminate tungsten spitting and arc rectification.
• Last procedure recall automatically recalls the last procedure set-up when switching polarity. Prevents operator confusion and reduces training time requirements.
• Built-in pulsar provides a heating and cooling effect on the weld puddle to reduce the heat input and distortion of the material.
• Dual digital meters allows for quick and easy viewing of actual and preset values of amperage and voltage.
• Built-in reflow and post flow provides 0 – 10 seconds of reflow and 0 – 50 seconds of post flow.
• NEMA Class 1 Rating
• Optional built-in sequencer allows the operator to set a start current that is higher or lower than the welding current.
• Fan-On-Demand – Internal power source cooling system that only works when needed, keeping internal components cleaner.
• LVC Line Voltage Compensation – Keeps output of the power source constant regardless of fluctuation in input power ± 10%.
• Hot Start – Used on some Stick (SMAW) machines to make it easier to start difficult-to-start electrodes. Used for arc starting only.
• Lift-Arc – Simply touch the tungsten to the work piece€¦lift€¦and the arc is initiated instantly and automatically.
• Adaptive Hot Start for Stick – Automatically increases output amperage at the start of a weld should the start require it and prevents the electrode from sticking and creating an inclusion