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Thu January 26, 2006
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10.0
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Description:
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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.
Product lines include MIG welders, TIG welders, Engine Driven Welders, Plasma Cutters and much more
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Keywords:
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Miller, welder, MIG, TIG, Stick, welding, fabrication
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Author
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Brian1
Elite Explorer
Registered: February 2000
Posts: 4253
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Review Date: Thu January 26, 2006
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
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I am a big fan and user of Miller welders. Miller welders not only look good but are very dependable and reliable. I have a MIG welder that Miller produced in the 1970's (Millermatic 35) that is still going strong today with only minor repairs - parts which are still avaliable today. I also own a Miller Syncrowave 250 TIG welder that performs very well. Miller is always on the leading edge of new welding machines and products. Miller also produces good quality welding accessories such as auto-darkening helmets, TIG foot pedal controllers and ergonomic TIG torches (however I am told their Diamondback line is discontinued). The next welder I buy will definately be another Miller
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Brian
91 XLT 4x4 and My Explorer Registry
1942 GPW Rock Crawler
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