Miller Electric’s updated Dynasty GTAW machine includes intuitive user interface
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has launched its reimagined Dynasty 210 and 300 GTAW machines with an intuitive user interface for simplified setup. The display features dynamic on-screen images showing how parameter adjustments will affect the weld, so refinements can be made before striking an arc.
Input power on the 210 is 120 to 480 V, with 1 to 210 amps DC and 2 to 210 amps AC. The 300 features input power from 208 to 600 V, with 1 to 300 amps DC and 2 to 300 amps AC.
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