Miller Electric Trailblazer Pro 350 D User Manual

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8Power Requirements To RunTools and Motors (Approximate)Plasma Cutters and Generator PowerTired of dragging around a bulky oxy-fuel rig and fedup with

9Following are a few engine drive productsand their plasma cutting capabilities whenlinked to a Spectrum®2050.Smooth Cutting. Tired of plasma cutters

10Engine Drive ChartAmp Range/Output40–14040–18050–225 AC/CC50–210 DC/CC50-225 AC/CC50-210 DC/CC40–250 AC40–250DC/CC40–250 AC/CC40–250 DC/CC20–300 DC2

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12Engines and Fuel EconomyWhen selecting an engine drive, remember that fuelefficiency provides big savings and a fast payback. Miller’sfleet of engin

13Examples:Bobcat 250 NT: On a typical job using 1/8 in. 7018electrodes (125 amps, 40% duty cycle), you can expect touse an average of 0.8 gallons of

14Product HighlightsBlue Star®3500/6000Portable, compact • 226 lb. • Protected by durable steel frameGenerator power for versatility • Plenty of power

15Trailblazer®Series•Trailblazer® DC•Trailblazer®301 G•Trailblazer®301 DThe Trailblazer’s legendary four-pole rotor and 3-phase weld output produces t

16Trailblazer®Pro 350 DSame premium Trailblazerarc, more power• 350 amp weld output• Runs 1/4 in. Stick rods and carbons, 5/64 in. cored wires• Arc-Dr

17Miller Du-Op™Dual operator welding machine• Two independently controlled arcs• Reduces number of machines on jobsite• Decreases transportation, main

18Big Blue®302/402/502Excellent Stick/TIG machines• Arc-Drive for E6010 pipe welding• Uncompromised 7018 performanceCV option for superior flux cored

19Big Blue®TurboHigh altitude, high outputmultiprocess welderprovides a superior arc.• Deutz turbochargedfour-cylinder diesel engine provides ample po

20For detailed literature, a full-line catalog or to locate your nearest distributor,call 1-800-4-A-MILLER (1-800-426-4553)Arc-Drive Domination. Accor

EngineDriveBuyer’s GuideEngineDriveBuyer’s GuideFor Welding andPower Generation

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1Table of ContentsEngine Drive ProductsUnderstanding Features and BenefitsPageReliability 2Welding Processes 3Welding Amperage Requirements 4Duty Cycl

Understanding Features and BenefitsPicking the best engine drive isn’t easy! Each modeldelivers a variety of features and benefits. Some offer alower

Welding ProcessesStick Welding (SMAW): All Miller enginedrives produce a DC constant current (CC) outputfor Stick welding. Every Miller machine offers

4Amperage RequirementsWelding amperage requirements largely depend onthe diameter and type of electrode you want to use. The following charts provide

5Duty CycleDuty cycle is the amount of time during a 10-minuteperiod that an engine drive can continuously operate atits rated welding output without

6Generator PowerMiller packs its engine drives with 120/240VACgenerator power to run tools, lights, start motors andpower equipment. In fact, tools pe

7Generator Power WhileWeldingAll Miller engine drives provide simultaneouswelding and generator power. This means that while oneoperator welds, others