Miller makes some of the best TIG welders in the world.
According to the Miller website, "Experience true weld control and precision
with TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding. The TIG process lets you weld thinner
material than other processes. If you want to solve problems related to
burn-through or warping when Stick or wire welding, TIG might be the solution.
TIG also provides excellent fusion. While it's hard to learn, takes a lot of
skill and is slow, the quality of a TIG weld bead meets the needs of aerospace,
power piping and other critical applications. TIG also produces the best looking
weld beads, which is why it is often specified when cosmetic appearances really
count — and why TIG welding operators are considered the artists of the welding
world."
Miller revolutionized TIG welding by inventing AC squarewave technology and
introducing the Syncrowave® Series. Professionals made it the industry standard
more than 25 years ago. They still use it as a benchmark today.
Miller's Recommendations on TIG Welding Systems
Recommended Features: The most basic elements are DC or AC/DC welding
output (DC for ferrous metals, AC for non-ferrous), amperage range and duty
cycle. Professionals welding aluminum will want to purchase a machine using
squarewave or advanced squarewave technology. Other important features to
consider include ease of use, pulsing capabilities (especially to minimize
warping on stainless), sequence control (often used to prevent crater cracking)
and type of arc start. High frequency (HF) start-only or continuous HF are
common; most Miller machines also feature Lift-Arc™ to provide positive arc
starts without HF.
Miller TIG welders are among the best in the world, and we recommend Miller
for a variety of its TIG line. When it comes to TIG welding, consider Miller a
prime source.
Miller TIG welder informational resources
Miller offers a variety of educational data for TIG welders. One CD is for
anyone who's looking for a better understanding of the TIG process. Easy to
understand instruction. Proven teaching steps. Expert advice. All these factors
help to create a more effective academic approach to training. Specific subject
areas covered are: system components, process fundamentals, electrical theory,
safety and power source operation.
Miller TIG welder models & tig accessories, power sources
Miller Light Duty Econotig® 230V 52A Tig Welder
Aerowave™ 200/230/460V 903-329 AC and DC TIG power source
Miller Syncrowave® 180 SD 230 V, 60 Hz 903-600 The Syncrowave® 180 SD is a
complete single-phase, TIG/Stick Squarewave™ welder power source package
Miller TIG Electric Syncrowave® 250 TIGRunner Pak 200/230/460 V