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Miller Maxstar 210 STR Stick Welder 907682

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Miller Maxstar 210 STR Stick Welder 907682

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Miller Maxstar® 210 STR Stick Welder 907682

The Miller Maxstar® 210 STR is a 210 amp stick and Lift-Arc DC TIG welder. Weighing only 36 pounds, the Maxstar® 210 STR provides up to 210 amps of code-quality DC output, delivering enough power to weld with 1/8 and 5/32 inch diameter E6010 and E7018 electrodes.

The Maxstar 210 STR features Auto-Line™, which allows you to plug into any outlet ranging from 115 to 460 volts, single or three-phase, 50 or 60 hertz, without manual re-linking. Low OCV (Open Circuit Voltage) in the Stick mode, reduces open circuit voltage to 13 volts when not in use. Other features include Adaptive Hot Start and Adjustable Dig for Stick, Lift Arc for TIG, and remote facilities for easy remote hook up.

Processes

Stick (SMAW)

DC TIG (GTAW)

Applications
Heavy Industrial Applications
Petro/Chem Fabrication
Mechanical Contractors
Shipboard Installation/Repair
Mining
Process Plant Piping
Maintenance and Repair

Features:

Dual schedule allows operators to switch welding parameters for specific electrodes without readjusting the machine, minimizing downtime and enhancing quality.

DIG control allows the arc characteristics to be changed for specific applications and electrodes. Lower the DIG setting for smooth running electrodes like E7018 and increase the DIG setting for stiffer, more penetrating electrodes like E6010.

Hot Start™ adaptive control provides positive arc starts without sticking.

Stick-Stuck detects if the electrode is stuck to the part and turns the welding output off to safely and easily remove the electrode. Menu selectable.

Upgradeable and expandable. Front panel memory card data port provides the ability to easily upgrade software and expand product features.

Pro-Set™ feature (professional settings) eliminates the guesswork when setting weld parameters. Use Pro-Set when you want the speed, convenience and confidence of pre-set controls. Simply select the feature and adjust until Pro-Set appears on the display. The Pro-Set feature is available for Balance, Frequency, Pulse, and DIG parameters.

Lift-Arc™ start provides TIG arc starting without the use of high frequency.

Sleep timer conserves electricity. This programmable feature will power down the machine if it sits idle for a specific time.

Auto-Line™ provides state-of-the-art flexibility by automatically connecting to 208-575 VAC, single- or three- phase power without removing the covers to re-link the power source. No longer is there a concern if you have the correct machine for the shop or the job site.

Meter calibration. Digital meters can be calibrated to a standard device for certification.

Wind Tunnel Technology™ protects internal electrical components from airborne contaminates, extending the product life.

Fan-On-Demand™ power source cooling system operates only when needed, reducing noise, energy use and the amount of contaminates pulled though the machine

Thermal Overload Protection - Internal components are protected from damage by thermal overload protection which automatically shuts down the unit if duty cycle is exceeded or air flow and cooling are restricted.

Wireless remote compatible - fully compatible with Miller wireless remote control solutions � so you can work the way you want

Specs

Comes Complete With:

(2) International-style 50mm connectors.

This item ships Free via standard ground shipping within contiguous U.S.

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Download Maxstar 210 Spec Sheet (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Download Maxstar 210 Spec Sheet (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)

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Dexton

from North Carolina asked:

August 9, 2018

On 115v how thick of metal can you weld, like 3/8", 1/2" ?

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The thickest the Miller Maxstar 210 STR Stick Welder 907682 will weld on 115v would be 1/8 in a single pass.

Submitted by: Cyberweld on August 13, 2018

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Nh welder

from New hampshire asked:

March 14, 2018

So if you can run 115 or 220 why no MVP plug? And is a MVP plug possible on this machine?

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Miller Maxstar 210 STR Stick Welder 907682 does not have the technology that the MVP plugs use. It has to have a plug installed on the power cable.

Submitted by: Cyberweld on March 15, 2018

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Shannon

from North Carolina asked:

February 3, 2017

What is the difference in the settings DC stick and schedule 1 DC stick on the machine

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Miller advises that the DC Stick and Schedule 1 or 2 is basically a way to set your own parameters on the machine. For example: If you have 2 jobs to do, you can set the parameters for job one on DC Stick and then you can set the parameters for job 2 on Schedule 1- in order to avoid having to change your settings back and forth.

Submitted by: Customer Service on February 23, 2017

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Jason

from Lincoln, Nebraska asked:

December 17, 2016

Can you put a 12vs on this machine?

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Miller advises that you cannot run a Miller SuitCase X-TREME 12VS Wire Feeder on a Miller Maxstar 210. The reason being, the Maxstar 210 STR is a CC (constant current) machine and will not accept the 12VS since it is a CV (constant voltage) machine.

Submitted by: Customer Service on January 25, 2017

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Gabriel A

from Los Angeles,ca asked:

July 31, 2015

Will this work on 208 volts?

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Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036 will work on 208v input

Submitted by: Customer Service on August 3, 2015

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Herb

from ny asked:

January 4, 2015

Can I weld aluminun w/the maxstar 200 srt

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You cannot tig weld aluminum with the Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036.. You can stick weld aluminum using the 200SRT and Harris 26 aluminum stick welding electrode.

Submitted by: Customer Service on January 5, 2015

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Patrick Walsh

from Dulles, VA asked:

November 28, 2014

Looking for Model with Stock # 907 036 001 Can you supply and same price?

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We can supply the Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036001for the same price as the 907036 ($1902.00).We do not stock the 907036001 and would have to special order it for you

Submitted by: Customer Service on December 2, 2014

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We can supply the Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036001for the same price as the 907036 ($1902.00).We do not stock the 907036001 and would have to special order it for you

Submitted by: Customer Service on December 2, 2014

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Ty-Stick

from Sacramento, CA asked:

January 17, 2014

I have seen two versions of this machine and I couldn't figure out any difference. One is called the Maxstar 200 STR stick welder and the other one is called the Maxstar 200 STR Low OCV. The specs were the same but the price was cheaper for the Low OCV. I don't understand why one is cheaper than the other because they both have Low OCV. Cheers TyT

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There are 2 versions of theMiller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder . There is the 907036 (low ocv version) and the 907036-001 (normal voltage version). Most stick welders have and open circuit voltage of approx. 70 to 80 volts .. There is some schools of thought that voltage in this range could cause a fairly good shock.. In the past voltage reducers have been added to machines to reduce this chance for a shock. With the advent of today's electronics Miller has been able to produce an stick welder that now has a low open circuit voltage (ocv) 9-14 volts yet it will perform the same as a higher voltage machine when stick welding . The low ocv version is the more popular model and because of this it is priced lower than the normal version

Submitted by: Customer Service on January 17, 2014

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jerry

from la crosse , wi asked:

October 31, 2013

Does this welder have digtal readout

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The Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036 does not have digital readout.. If you want a Maxstar 200 with digital readout you would have to pyrchase a DS or DX model

Submitted by: Customer Service on November 1, 2013

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Dan M

from Kearny, NJ asked:

September 13, 2013

What is the warranty on this welder?

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Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036 comes with a 3 year warranty.

Submitted by: Customer Service on September 13, 2013

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face

from nvrsummer369@gmail.com asked:

June 8, 2013

will this come with a power cord ready to weld if i have leads and a ground for it?

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The Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036 will come with a power cord that you will have to install a plug on to match your input power.. If you already have cables the Maxstar 200s comes with the male connectors to put on the ends of your cables

Submitted by: Customer Service on June 10, 2013

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jerry w

from sa2000watkins@yahoo.com asked:

May 3, 2013

does it come with the dinse connectors or are they extra

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Miller Maxstar 200 STR Stick Welder 907036 Comes Complete With: �€�(2) International-style connectors 35/50 are included.

Submitted by: Customer Service on May 3, 2013

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al b

from coal city il asked:

August 2, 2012

what is involved in switching from 115v to 220-230v

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The Maxstar 200 STR has Auto-line, which means you don't have to do anything to swith from 115 to 230v. The machine will sense what input power you are feeding it and will automatically adjust accordingly.

Submitted by: Customer Service on August 6, 2012

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100% Recommend this product (6 of 6 responses)

By George G.

Houston

Love it

November 24, 2016

This my third Machine this year.

By Mike G.

White Plains New York

Great little machine

November 27, 2015

I am a pipe welder and weld to the B31.1 spec which includes a lot of X-Ray. This machine does a great job and I also really like the fast switching between my two presets, one for 7010 and the other for 7018.

Proslove the way the machine lets you use an extended arc to wash your joint love the autoline feature

Consonly con I can think of is the price, which in todays world it really is not that bad for what you are getting.

By Ryan

Texas

From Texas

October 31, 2013

Great thus far. Just received the machine today! I'm glad I read up on the machine and pre purchased a NEMA 6-50 as it does not come with a plug. Way different than my buzzbox and way better also. Ran 6010, 6011 and 7018 like a charm!! However on 115v you can definitely feel a reduction in power when striking an arc. But it still runs 3/32 rods great. The dig setting adjustment is cool but I just set it to 50 and never touched it again.

ProsLight weight and powerfull. Runs smooth. Auto line is a great feature. Can be ran on 115v which is really nice.

ConsNone except price but its worth it!

By joe

oregon

good experience

August 20, 2013

smooth and fast

By NYC W.

Brooklyn,NY

NICE MACHINE

February 11, 2013

great machine got alot of power i can burn 5/32 7018