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Taking innovatively sound steps since 1929, Miller Electric has grown from a one-man operation selling products in Northeast Wisconsin, to what is today the world's largest manufacturer of arc welding and cutting equipment. Without skipping a beat, Miller keeps the tradition alive by delivering ruggedly reliable equipment of the highest quality. See for yourself how our history is rich in making you, the customer, our top priority.
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Miller Electric Mfg. Co.
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Engine-driven welding machines include integrated air compressors
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has released the Bobcat 265 Air Pak and Trailblazer 330 Air Pak engine-driven welding machines with integrated industrial rotary-screw air compressors. The compact all-in-one machines also offer multiprocess weld quality, auxiliary power, and battery charge/crank assist for...
Saving time and money with a new pipe welding process
An Oklahoma-based fab shop discovered that the TIG welding it thought it needed to do would mean huge delays, so it turned to a different process and system—much to its benefit.
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Best welding practices start with safety
Best welding practices are safe welding practices. That fact should be baked in to training and integrated into every facet of a welder’s career.
Making the most of the robotic revolution in fabrication
Rather than fear the worst from the cobot revolution, tube and pipe fabrication shops should consider the benefits to current employees and their final products.
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Engine-driven welding machine offers smaller size with reduced fuel costs
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has released the Trailblazer 330 engine-driven welding machine.
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IPG Photonics, Miller Electric join forces to develop hand-held laser welding systems
IPG Photonics Corp. and Miller Electric Mfg. LLC have announced a strategic partnership with a goal to promote laser systems for hand-held welding applications.
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AWS Foundation awards Light a Spark Grant to seven schools
The American Welding Society (AWS) Foundation, in partnership with Miller Electric Mfg. LLC and Bechtel Group Foundation, has announced the recipients of the Light a Spark Grant for 2023.
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Engine-driven welding machines deliver numerous capabilities
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has released the Bobcat 265 and Bobcat 230 engine-driven welding machines.
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How have welders influenced welding helmet design?
Welders past and present have helped pave the way for how welding helmets look and feel and which features they include.
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Miller’s Insight Centerpoint application measures welding data from Deltaweld power sources
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has announced that Deltaweld 350 and 500 power sources are now available with the Insight Centerpoint weld information application.
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Sales of Miller’s Honor helmet include donation to veterans’ support fund
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has introduced the Digital Infinity series Honor welding helmet, featuring a camouflage design and a 13.4-sq.-in. viewing area.
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Technology advancements in multiprocess welding machines
Advancements in multiprocess welding machines have helped shops increase productivity and flexibility, saving time and money by simplifying all processes for their welders, including SMAW.
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Miller’s FILTAIR 215 fume extraction system handles multiple fume guns
Miller Electric Mfg. LLC has announced the release of the FILTAIR 215 high-vacuum fume extraction system.
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How augmented reality is being used to train the next generation of welders
Augmented reality can’t replace the real-world experience for a welder, but the technology can better prepare welding students before they even strike their first real arc.
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Learning to operate a welding cobot
Detroit-based metal fabricator Josh Welton connects with James Manning, Curriculum Developer and Trainer at Miller Electric, to demo a new Miller Copilot Collaborative Welding System, which debuted at FABTECH 2022 in Atlanta.