MIG (GMAW)
DC TIG (GTAW)
DC Stick (SMAW)
Only 38 lbs
Miller Multi-Voltage Plug
120/240V, 1-PH, 50/60 Hz
3-Year Miller Warranty
Miller Multimatic 215 MIG/Stick/TIG Welding Machine #907693
The Miller Multimatic 215 is Miller’s new generation of portable welders. With the versatility of MIG, TIG and stick welding capability, a compact design and plenty of power, it’s the perfect multi-process welder for a wide range of light industrial uses. This standard Multimatic 215 package (MIG and stick welding) includes the power source, wire feeder and mig gun.
A Welder That Grows With You. When you’re ready to expand into TIG welding, simply purchase Miller’s TIG Kit Package. You get a Weldcraft A-150 TIG torch with a flow-through Dinse connector, flow regulator and gas hose, a foot control (RFCS-RJ45) and an AK2C torch accessory kit.
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Processes
The Miller Multimatic 215 is capable of MIG, DC TIG, and DC stick welding. It handles steel thicknesses from 24 gauge to 3/8 inch for MIG and DC stick, and up to 1/4 inch for TIG. For aluminum, it MIG welds 18 gauge to 3/8 inch.
- MIG (GMAW) and Flux-cored (FCAW) - 24 ga.–3/8 in. steel, 18 ga.–3/8 in. aluminum
- DC TIG (GTAW) - 24 ga.–1/4 in. steel
- DC stick (SMAW) - 16 ga.–3/8 in. steel
Need to TIG weld aluminum? Upgrade to the Multimatic 220 AC/DC for AC/DC & pulsed TIG capabilities, or purchase a TIG upgrade kit.
What Sets The Multimatic 215 Multiprocess Welder Apart?
Compact size, ample power.
Although it weighs in at just 38 pounds and is surprisingly compact, the Multimatic 215 brings serious welding power to the job. With 230 amps on tap, you can easily weld up to 3/8” mild steel in a single pass (MIG weld capacity). Add the optional Running Gear/Cylinder Rack (301239) for a maneuverable, on-the-go setup.
Versatile, easy to set up, and lays a beautiful weld
Miller designed the Multimatic 215 for ease of use and great results. Their Smooth-Start™ design enables consistently smooth, spatter-free MIG starts. Angled wire drive with Miller’s Quick Select™ drive roll makes for smooth feeds and quick wire changes with virtually any wire.
Features of the Multimatic 215 Multiprocess Welder
- Multiprocess Capability - The Multimatic 215 handles MIG, flux-cored, DC TIG and DC stick welding.
- User-Friendly Interface - A color LCD control panel with intuitive controls makes quick adjustments easy.
- Smooth-Start™ - Miller’s Smooth-Start™ technology delivers consistently smooth, spatter-free MIG starts.
- Angled Wire Drive - Smooth feeding and quick wire changes courtesy of an angled wire drive and Miller’s Quick Select™ drive roll.
- Auto Spool Gun Detect™ - No need to change any settings on your power source, the Multimatic 215 automatically detects when a MIG gun or Miller Spoolmate 100 is plugged in.
- Multi-voltage Plug - Miller’s multi-voltage plug (MVP) lets you plug into either 120 or 240-volt power receptacles. Simply choose the plug that fits the receptacle, connect it to your power cord, and plug it in.
- Thermal Overload Automatic Shutdown - Protects against overheating by automatically shutting down power if airflow through the unit is blocked or duty cycle is exceeded.
- Fan-On-Demand - Miller’s power source cooling system only runs when it’s needed, so noise and energy use is reduced, as well as the amount of airborne contaminants pulled into the machine.
- Miller True Blue 3-Year Warranty - Miller covers the Multimatic 215 for three years (parts and labor) and the gun for 90 days (parts and labor).
What's Included:
- Power source
- 6.5 ft. (2 m) power cord with MVP plugs for 120 V and 240 V
- 10 ft (3 m) MDX™-100 MIG gun
- 13 ft. (4 m) cable electrode holder and 25 mm Dinse-style connector
- 10 ft. (3 m) work cable with clamp and 25 mm Dinse-style connector
- Flow gauge regulator and gas hose for argon and AR/CO2 mix
- Hobart® spool of .030 in. (0.8 mm) solid wire
- Two contact tips for .030 in. (0.8 mm) wire
- Quick Select™ drive roll for .024 in. (0.6 mm) or .030/.035 in. (0.8/0.9 mm) solid wire, and .030/.035 in. (0.8/0.9 mm) flux-cored wire
- Material thickness gauge 229895
- Hook-and-loop cord wraps
Not included: Power cord and strain relief, TIG kit for TIG welding, shielding gas, safety equipment.
Applications
- Farm and Ranch
- Field Maintenance and Repair
- Metal Art/Sculpture
- Motorsports (car, truck, cycles, etc.)
- Vocational Schools/Training
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Other Versions of the Miller Multimatic 215:
- 951674 - Multimatic 215 w/ TIG Kit Package
- 951000001 - Multimatic 215 w/ Welding Cart
Product Questions and Answers
Q - Does the Miller Multimatic 215 need gas to run?
A - The Miller Multimatic 215 can be run with or without gas.
Q - Can the Miller Multimatic 215 do TIG welding?
A - The Miller Multimatic 215 can TIG weld stainless steel but not aluminum.
Q - Can the Miller Multimatic 215 run on 3-phase power?
A - The Miller Multimatic 215 is single-phase only.
Q - What size generator is needed to run the Miller Multimatic 215?
A - The Miller Multimatic 215 runs at up to 200 amps. To run it at capacity, a 7000-Watt generator is needed.
Q - What size gun is needed for the Miller Multimatic 215?
A - For this model, only the Miller Spoolmate 100 or Spoolmate 150 can be used.
Q - Can you TIG weld aluminum with the Miller Multimatic 215?
A - No, the Miller Multimatic 215 will not TIG weld aluminum. Aluminum will need to be done with MIG welding – which will require a spool gun.
Q - Can the Miller Multimatic 215 weld aluminum?
A - The Miller Multimatic 215 can perform aluminum MIG welding using a compatible Spoolmate 100 or Spoolmate 150 spool gun. The Multimatic 215 cannot TIG weld aluminum.
How to Set Up Multimatic 215 for the First Time:
- Install the correct voltage plug.
Install either the 120V or 240V plug, depending on your input power source. Choose the plug that fits the receptacle, line up the arrows, and insert the power cord into the multi-voltage plug. Tighten the collar and plug it into the wall. Test by powering up your machine using the power switch on the rear.
- Choose your welding process.
Locate the up and down arrows on the left side of the control panel. Use these to cycle through welding processes, indicated with the LED display above.
- Turn Auto-Set Elite features on or off.
When turned on, Miller Auto-Set Elite will automatically set your welding parameters. Toggle Auto-Set Elite using the on/off button at the top of the control panel. To override the displayed settings, use the dials on either side of the LCD display and the -/+ buttons above it. Should you prefer to weld with Auto-Set Elite off, you'll need to manually adjust your voltage and wire feed for MIG, or amps for TIG/stick. Correct parameter settings can be found on the chart inside the machine's door.
- Set up gas & polarity.
The LCD screen will prompt you to use the proper gas type & polarity settings for your process. The Multimatic 215 is designed for use with external gas cylinders (not required for flux core). To set up a gas supply, safely secure your cylinder, point the valve away from you and open it slightly to clear dirt & debris, install the regulator, and connect your hose to the regulator. Lastly, connect the hose to your machine & tighten with a wrench.
- Troubleshoot setup issues.
The Multimatic 215 uses easily understandable word prompts & symbols to flag common issues like loose or improperly installed cables. Fix any issues displayed before welding.
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