Miller Enterprises
Miller Enterprises 907709001 Maxstar 161 S Welding 160A 240V
Stick welder running on 110 to 240 V single-phase power, delivering 160 A DC output with 13 ft electrode cable for steel and stainless steel
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- 160 A output for thick steel and stainless
- Multi-voltage 110-240 V input runs on standard or shop power
- 13 ft electrode cable gives reach across the workpiece
- Single-phase 50/60 Hz operation suits most supplies
- Dinse-style connection and 6-pin remote port for quick setup
Miller Maxstar 161 S Stick Welder
The Miller Maxstar 161 S is a single-phase stick welder that runs on 110/115/120V AC or 220/230/240V AC at 50/60 Hz. It delivers up to 160 A DC output for welding stainless steel and steel using a 13 ft electrode cable with Dinse-style connection and a 6-pin remote port.
Suitable for DC stick welding on 120V or 240V mains
This unit suits users who need a portable DC stick welder compatible with both 120V and 240V single-phase supplies for stainless steel and steel. It is not for buyers who require AC output polarity, three-phase input power, or a welding process other than the stick mode described in the specifications.
160 A maximum DC output current
The 160 A peak output determines whether the machine can handle the joint thickness and electrode size you plan to weld. Verify that this current rating matches your application before purchase.
Highlights
- 160 A output for thick steel and stainless
- Multi-voltage 110-240 V input runs on standard or shop power
- 13 ft electrode cable gives reach across the workpiece
- Single-phase 50/60 Hz operation suits most supplies
- Dinse-style connection and 6-pin remote port for quick setup
Specifications
| Brand | MILLER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Type | Tools |
Questions about this item
What length electrode cable comes with the Maxstar 161 S?
The unit includes a 13 ft electrode cable fitted with a Dinse-style connector for the welding circuit.
Which input voltages does the 907709001 accept and how is the change made?
It runs on 110/115/120 V or 220/230/240 V single-phase at 50/60 Hz; the machine auto-links so no manual voltage selection is required.
How often should the 13 ft electrode cable and Dinse connector be inspected?
Inspect the cable insulation and Dinse contacts before each use; replace the cable if the jacket is cracked or the connector pins are pitted.
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