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SKU: MB-FC4

Miller Multimatic 215 and Spectrum 625 Dream Bundle (907693)

$4,116.00Price
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A Miller bundle that pairs the Multimatic 215 Auto-Set multiprocess welder (907693) with a Spectrum 625, two machines plus eight accessories in one package. The Multimatic 215 is an inverter machine that weighs 38 lbs and connects to 120 V or 240 V power through its Multi-Voltage Plug.

Advanced Auto-Set configures the welder once the operator selects material type, shielding gas, wire diameter and material thickness; a manual mode allows custom settings for aluminum, stainless steel or mild steel. The inverter design gives a quick-reacting arc that tolerates variation in travel speed and arc length, and Smooth-Start is designed to begin the weld without spatter.

The cast aluminum drive system uses a dual-groove quick-change drive roll and a spring-loaded tension arm with a calibrated knob. Tip Saver short-circuit protection cuts output when the contact tip is shorted to the work and is reset from the gun trigger. The Multimatic 215 package includes a 6 ft power cord and plug, a 10 ft M-100 MIG gun, a 10 ft work cable and clamp, an argon and AR/CO2 regulator/flowgauge with hose, a spool of .030 in solid wire, two .030 in contact tips, a factory-installed gas solenoid valve and a settings chart.

Highlights

  • Bundle of Multimatic 215 welder and Spectrum 625 with 8 accessories

  • Advanced Auto-Set plus manual mode

  • Multi-Voltage Plug for 120 V or 240 V receptacles

  • Inverter power source weighing 38 lbs

  • 10 ft M-100 MIG gun and 10 ft work cable included

  • Regulator/flowgauge and .030 in wire spool included

Specifications

Brand

Miller

Welder Model

Multimatic 215 (907693)

Bundle Contents

Multimatic 215 and Spectrum 625

Input Power

120 V or 240 V

Welder Weight

38 lbs

Power Cord

6 ft (1.8 m) with plug

MIG Gun

10 ft (3 m) M-100

Work Cable

10 ft (3 m) with clamp

Wire Included

.030 in (0.8 mm) solid wire

Drive Roll

.024 in or .030/.035 in dual-groove

Good to know

  • Check the input power requirements (voltage, phase and amperage) against your supply before ordering.

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