Miller Multimatic 200 Auto-Set Elite Welder 907518

Much better performance for field welding applications.
Lightweight and powerful

Love it very smooth welds wonderful I got a 250 and a 200 both good machines compact is what I was looking for welds on 110 volt just like the boys do on 480 volt it won't let you down

Operates as described

Been great so far hope it lasts forever. I'm still in shock how light it is.

Used this machine for alot of small <6" medium and high pressure piping. Great machine even off of 110v but make sure circuit breaker can handle the amperage. Passed a lot of xrays on this little machine. As a jedi welder I recommend this welding machine the cost, versatility and ruggedness and cant be beat.

I have used the Multimatic everyday at work for a year and a half now. Mig/tig/stick and even the spoolmate work great. The spoolmate took some getting used to but it welded the aluminum just fine. Flux core runs good too. I do mostly tig and stick. I run hot too. This welder will tig on the highest setting for a 10 hour day no prob. I have always bought miller products. They have always been the best in my opinion. After running the multimatic 200 for so long at work I finally bought one off cyberweld.com for a great price. I am happy with my purchase.

Very lightweight and portable unit for all my construction and farming needs! It packs a punch!

Light, durable and wanks like a champion.

I have used this machine now for a little over a year and it does great! it has plenty of continues welding power for my rock crawler builds. I own it for home use only but anyone looking for a well rounded machine that can weld up to a 1/2" steel if pre heated this is your machine.

You should get one. It is amazing.

works great and all the components came with it are quality. Does everything I need it to in a portable package until I can afford a dynasty. I would definitely recommend this welder to anyone.

The variety of material I can weld out of the box is amazing. I'm a home welder, and this handles all my tasks.

Everything works perfectly!

Shipping was fast. Welder was packaged well. Everything met or exceeded my expectations.

I bought this for my dad and he loves it, he says its great and unbelievable how well it handles all the jobs.

I'm a professional welder and I'm very happy with this welder machine, we literally abuse of this machine and haven't fail, not a single time!

Bought the multimatic for home use as an electrician who's a beginner stick and mig welder. Runs great off of 120 and haven't even tried the 240 yet. Overall I'd recommend it to anyone for home use or light commercial/industrial use.

Only run mig so far. It does a great job.

I have set it up and welded with the stick, MIG and TIG on 120V. It is smooth and great to set up and weld with. I have only done mild still as of yet but have a bunch of stainless I plan on using it on. Great little machine.

It is a small but very capable piece equipment. My shopping experience with Cyberweld was very pleasant, the staff was very helpful. I received my order a couple of days earlier than I expected. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase.

So far, all I've done is tested the thing with a few lil stringers on relatively thin material and it works great. Its going to be perfect for around the home repairs and projects. Thing about the lil machines is a short duty cycle. But if you're doing it right; making short weds starring sides to reduce heat build and mitigate distortion, you'll typically spend enough time moving you or the piece around the you wont hit the limit anyway. I mean you're not building a skyscraper w this. You COULD but it might be frustrating waiting on the thing to cool off after running a long bead. Plus the charts and auto set make it stupid proof. I'm not a hardcore welder, and this takes the guesswork out of getting the current in the right ballpark. You can still tune it form there as you see fit. Its great!

Purchased this welder five months ago for garage projects and basically to weld everything metal, very happy with this machine. Auto set is by far my favorite feature it makes welding simple probably my grandma can do it. Downside can't TIG aluminum, the Spoolgun is kind of heavy duty for thinner metal.

This machine is perfect for welding on the go.it is as lite as they say it is.
this machine can almost replace the old miller 211, almost,... I say because on long pulls you will hit its duty cycles end but the machine will do its best to keep up by magical oscillating the current. when I say long pulls I mean well over 6-8" continuous of at least 1/4" plate.
This machine is awesome if you on the fence about buying it. BUY IT!!! I LOVE MINE.

First time hobbiest and loving all of the extras that came with this welder. Autoset enabled me to pull it out of the box, throw some wire in and lay some very good beads.

The Multimatic 200 has exceeded my expectations and is another great Miller product. It definitely has more power and welds hotter with less input power.

This is my 3rd welder I've purchased from CyberWeld over the years and they've never let me down. Fast shipping, great prices, and never have had any issues. Thanks again!

This welder is versatile to say the least. It might not have all the options to make it the ideal MIG, TIG and Stick welder all wrapped up into one, but it has plenty of options packed into it to make great for the home garage/small shop. To say the least, it is a great welder for both learning and experienced welders. As always, Miller did a GREAT job putting this machine together. To make matters even better, Cyberweld has had nothing but perfect customer service and assistance all along the way. If you have the chance to get this welder, and it will handle all you are going to need it for (which it likely will), I strongly suggest to buy it!

I HAVE FRENDS THAT ARE WELDERS AND ALL ARE VERY IMPRESSED WITH THIS MACHINE.

So far this machine has done everything it claims. The autoset feature works great, I was really surprised. right out of the box I set to c25 mig, metal thickness and wire size then ran a nice smooth bead no problem. I have also used the aluminum mig gun and the tig torch with this machine. These both work as well as advertised. the only things I haven't tested yet are the stick welding and the multivolt plug in 240V. The 110V capability of this machine is beyond what I expected. it seems to handle the thicker material and not even struggle. I even managed to weld 1/4 AL on 110V when the autoset didn't even go to that thickness. The TIG was a bit different from what I'm used to because I've never used lift arc TIG before, but it still welded great after I got it figured out.

Great multipurpose machine. Arrived on Time and undamaged. Very impressed with the qaulity of the welds it produces.

Pros - auto set feature
Light weight easy to learn and store.


Cons - did not receive the case for the TIG kit.

This machine is sweeeeeeeet.

Cyberweld actually had the best price I could find, by about 2 or 3 hundred bucks, plus they threw in the TIG kit, plus there was (at the time) a Miller rebate incentive, which meant that you could be fully set up for all three processes with a nice machine for the price of one or two dedicated process machines.

The TIG mode is amazingly smooth, the mig great and the stick mode is super easy to strike.

I've only been using it about a week, but I've been switching back and forth between processes with no issues.

Bought this welder for general fabrication around the farm and for some custom car restoration. Once I got gases from the local supply I tried ORG, MUG, and Stick on some ornamental iron. Even welding thin material was smooth and easy. The auto settings are a little hot so I set it in manual. Good product and great service from Cyberweld.

I have had this welder for about 2 weeks and I'm really happy with it. I'm a Pipefitter/welder by trade and was looking for a portable versatile machine for home use. Great little welder. This is my first experience with Cyberweld and it was a great one.

Easy to set up and use, product was packaged well and DVD explained set up and use thoroughly.

I have been using a Hobart Handler 140 but found I needed a little more power for some projects. I am pleased that I can also do stick welding and TIG with this machine. The auto set makes it easy; I haven't found it necessary to make further adjustments.

TOP NOTCH NOTHING BETTER

Love it light weight fast to connect. Run 1/4 steel with a 45 deg bevel perfect penetration nice weld all the way thru with a nice cap with tig.

We recently picked one of these units up for our smaller projects as sending an XMT 450 set up out to do small jobs just didn't make logistic sense. I had high hopes for this machine, and it exceeded them! I took it straight out of the box and put it to the test to see if it would fail. 70S-6 .035 with C25 I was able to lay bead after bead on shaft for an overlay, I was sure the machine could not hold up to the near constant duty cycle, after 15 minutes I had to stop... to let the material cool down, the machine was still putting down perfect beads pass after pass. So I switched to the stinger and grabbed a handful of 1/8" 7018, I was shocked at how well it started and maintained the arc; it welded as good or better than our XMT 304 shop machine. I laid several 3/16"-1/4" beads, it never showed signs of fading. the final test was to hook up the TIG kit... which I must say is one of the coolest features of this machine, switching processes is super easy... I ground the provided 3/32" tungsten and set the machine to max (150 amps) this is where my very first disappointment came, no high freq start, I'm over it; I was able to weld a 6" section of pipe with a nice crisp and even bead, I will note that I was only using 1/16" filler.

All in all this machine exceeded my expectations in every aspect, the auto set is going to be great for our less experienced welders as every setting I put it on was spot on and produced nice beads with nearly no spatter. I'm sure this machine will pay for itself in no time flat... I may be ordering another one soon for my home garage.

I purchased this machine after months of research for my company. Cyberweld had best price point despite my local supply house warning me about cyber purchases and warranty issues. I received my unit in perfect packing and secure delivery. I went to plug everything up and the lugs on the Tig fitting and ground in the machine were too small! I called miller and spoke to a tec who by the way was unreal! I have herd about Miller great customer service and knowledge base and it is nice to see a company that knows the product! it was concluded that the brass machined fittings in the machine were cut too small! Miller advised to contact Cyberweld for a exchange and they would honor any and all warranty issues. I contacted cyberweld and they made the process quick as I had to return the unit then they would ship a new one. All went well ...A week later I receive a call from Miller to verify that my new machine made it and all is well. He explained the issue with the machined parts and corrected the problem. Cyberweld was professional in the aspect of a cyber store. My local Welding supply said if I purchased with them physically you can change the machine out in person same day, Miller in fact verified this to be true that is one perk of having a brick and mortar store. But that said they were 800 $ higher than cyberweld!!! I was out a welder for about 7 days before the exchange . This was not a deal breaker for future business with cyberweld as they ( cyber) made it right . Can't say enough about the customer service with Miller.
After all my research and studies regarding inverter machines I was extremely nervous about them ( still am) how do they work you ask well I had several high value high pressure jobs pop up on job sites where one I only had 115 power / mig work. The machine ran like my shop machine blew the breaker a couple of times but made me look like a hero! They could not believe I was mig welding on that power! One Tig job same thing my only dig to this machine vs my shop on Tig is lift Arc on tiny parts this may be a issue but The Tig is smooth and stable ( I am a torch guy ) . The reason I am nervous is the guts of the machine so small,! My local weld repair guy Miller certified says the inverters are like magic until they go down then if the unit is out of warranty some of the small units a throw away ! Due to the cost of the pc board. But Miller backs all there gear for 3 years. As a business owner the cons on the inverters make me shake some days but they are paying the bills and if I keep feeding them work no worries , these little welders ( inverters) are quite amazing everyone tells me I need to get with the times ., I know all Welders have electronic components within the blue box but I still see old syncrowaves still going strong 15 years plus !! I love that welder BTW ! Well that's my rant will I purchase another inverter ( yes) but my business I have to plan my moves and overall the multimatic has performed above and beyond the call for what it is intended for

I bought this welder a little over a year ago and have not had a single problem until a few weeks ago the main board just took a dump, it is however getting repaired but still waiting a little over 3 plus weeks now and nothing. I love the welder just the time frame to get the repair done sucks.

I bought this welder a while back, and it is great. To be honest, I was skeptical when I purchased the welder. I figured that it being a multiprocess welder, it would perform all the tasks fair. I was wrong. Miller hit a homerun with this one. I bought all the accessories to go along with it, and so far everything performs just as I have come to expect from Miller... Nothing but top notch. I do a good bit of structural work so in the past welding up high was a task that I could only use my Bobcat for. This involved rolling out my 100 feet of leads to do a job that usually only took 10 minutes of welding. The light-weight compact design of this machine makes it a must for any mobile welder. The only drawback I see is that this machine is sensitive to dusty environments, so try not to expose it to too much dust.

miller is the best! been using it everyday.

So far I haven't used this machine. It was easy to set up and looks very nice. I will be running this one next week. It's all set up and ready to go. It runnings very quite and seems very easy to use. The instructional videos that were sent with the product were very helpful.

I love this welder. I wanted something to replace my Millermatic 211 just because the 211 is heavy for mobile work all day. I was worried about some reviews I read regarding the inability to strike an arc with 1/8 inch 7018 rods.

The day I got this Multimatic I unpacked it and completed a small mig job I was working on. Then I plugged in the SMAW electrode holder and ran some 1/8 inch 7018 beads. The beads were nice and smooth. I had NO problems with sticking.

I had the welder plugged in to 230V. I haven't tried it with 110V because I don't need to. But all the welding I've done with it has made me realize I no longer need the Millermatic 211. I didn't even need to remove the mig gun to plug in the SMAW electrode stinger. Nice!

It does what it says it does. Coolest thing since sliced bread was invented.

works great , suprised how well the wire feed works when plugged into a 110 havent got the chance to use it for tig thats why the four stars and not five, works good with stick electrodes also easy setup plug adapters are awsome not too fond of the auto set but all in all very cool machine.

Please read between the line here. Any welder knows that perfect welding conditions is hard to come by. When you have conditions less favorable you need to have full manual operation on your welder. On this welder you have a auto select feature that regulates Amperage and Voltage based on thickness of material and electrode size. That's it!! If you change it over to manual you can only adjust amperage. So in return you still have no manual operation for voltage. This is true for stick. You may have manual operation for Tig or Mig not sure as i haven't set it up for those processes yet. So if you look at the photos and you see a knob for voltage and amperage remember for stick you have no manual adjustment for voltage.

The smoothest operating multiprosess welder ever

I'm a beginner, and this is such an easy welder to learn on. Obviously, you can pay less, for a dedicated MIG, or stick or TIG, but for a machine that does it all, and only weighs 29 lbs, it's pretty awesome.

So far pretty good use on daily basis mig,tig,stick lacks power on stick process using a 1/8 6010 rod but other than that dam good machine

It is great and does everything I can ask of it

Bought this for my son who just completed the welding program at the local Technical College here. He is the envy of all this friends at school!

This things works great I have tired all the different welding process and have not problems with any of them, and I love the fact it has a small foot print and changing from one process to another is a breeze. Also with the auto-set feature make things very nice.

I have found this multiprocess machine to be perfect for medium duty portibability and usability.

It came on time..quick delivery.good condition.good machine very happy with product.. I would return for business any day of the week.. Thanks guys

Nice little machine. I had a Passport and sold it because I wanted more current than the Passport could put out at 115v. The Multimatic 200 does great at short arc mig. I was using it to weld vertical up fillet welds and it looks like the same kind weld bead that the 350P or XMT 350 produce (I own both of those larger machines). I used it to stick weld 7018 vertical up and 7010 vertical down and it does fine (at 115v). I'm quite happy with it. I also have a Maxstar 150 TIG / Stick welder that I use with 115v but I won't be selling that because it is a little less weight and more portable. I havn't tried the Multimatic 200 TIG welding yet, but I will soon. I've got a Syncrowave 351 that I do most of my TIG welding with, but the Maxstar 150 is what I use for field work.

Shipped on time and packed well. Easy set up and welds great from mild steel to stainless. Its a great welder as all the Miller products I have owned and used over past 30 years.

Light weight, does exactly what is advertised. I would not recommend it for an 80% duty cycle in a fab shop, but it isn't rated for that. Mine pushes a 5/32 7014 rod without any fuss (lincoln fleetweld 47). The mig functions beautifully and the tig operates just like you would expect. Only oddity is the cables outweighing the welder....an unusual occurrence.

this product has been great so far. i've used for tig and stick.
cyberweld had the best price around and was able to have the machine to me within 24 hours (my miller sales rep told me i'd have to wait a month and that it would cost 25% more!)

extremely disappointed !!! Maxed out amperage using 220V input this machine struggles to strike an arc w 3/32 7018 to make matters worse this machine has no hot start setting ,not impressed with the auto select function more of a hassle then just setting the process and amperage ,more like a gimmick for the beginner that has little to no experience welding.