Miller Multimatic 255 Unboxing and Review
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- čas přidán 31. 01. 2019
- Review and details on Miller Electric's new edition to the 255 family. We explain all of the package options available for the machine and talk cost differences. Compare it to the Millermatic 255, the MIG only version that launched earlier this month. This machine includes the new MDX gun we show you it up close and talk about the consumables and differences. Andrew breaks down the capabilities and highlights what makes this machine unique.
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Baker's Bundle Details: On the product pages! Two bundle options one with TIG consumables and one without! Up to $645 Value!
Multimatic 255 Machine Only:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL907728.html
Bundle: $609 Value you pay $470
Multimatic 255 with EZ-Latch Cart:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL951767.html
Bundle: $609 Value you pay $470
Multimatic 255 with TIG kit and Dual Cylinder Cart:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL951768.html
Bundle: $645 Value you pay $500
255 TIG Kit:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL301518.html
EZ-Latch Single Cylinder Cart:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL301449.html
EZ-Latch Dual Cylinder Cart:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL951769.html
Miller Helmets:
www.bakersgas.com/miller-weld...
Millermatic 255 Pulsed MIG Welder Video:
• Millermatic 255 Review...
EZ-Latch Cart Video:
• Miller Electric 255 EZ...
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Nice Review colleague!⚒️⚒️⚒️💪
I love the new mdx guns by miller!!!!!
excellent technology
My school uses these they are really nice
Thank you for this video been waiting to see this! Best online Miller distributor is Bakers!
Love the videos and they answer youtube questions and Miller also answers questions, dont think any others do.
Im saving my pennies. Definitely getting one!
Nice
You can lay down some quality Mig welds with this machine. I have the push pull gun for Aluminum but it would of been nice to have that AC feature for Tig welding Aluminum. One other thing that would be nice is a fitting for 100% Argon and another fitting for your CO2/Argon bottle instead of switching hoses. I can probably plum it in and put a splitter with a switch to go from bottle to bottle.
How thick will it weld in tig and mig?
Will this machine work in a residential application? I have a 200 amp electrical service to my panel.
lift arc only? no HF start?
Will this fit the largest spool of wire? The 10”? Do you know if you can order the replacement screen covers ?
The Multimatic will hold up to a 12 inch spool so 30#. Yes you can order new screen protectors. Not sure on the part number but we can find out for you.
Excelente 👍 tecnología precio
The couple people I know who have bought them are going back to the 211 and 212. As for me, I’ll keep my 212 and Spoolmatic 30a. Although, I’m thinking about upgrading to the new gun with the ball joint.
Are you talking about the new MDX gun? As for the 211/212 those do not really compare to the Multimatic 255. The Miller 211 and 212 are MIG only machines. This machine is capable of MIG (yes even pulse MIG), TIG and Stick welding. Also this machine has a digital interface that the 211 and 212 do not have. We appreciate the originals as well but this machine truly will do a lot more and has some unique features! Let us know if you have more questions we are happy to help!
Solo en mi mente puedo tener una máquina así lindo canal linda máquina
Lindo Estados Unidos
Todo se puede tener en esta vida. Pero sí, como Estados Unidos no hay. El poder adquisitivo es mucho mayor que en el resto del continente americano. Los políticos y los gobiernos como gusanos en la letrina se comen lo que a la gente que los elige le quitan. Por eso el pueblo solo en la mente puede tener lo que ellos sí pueden darse el lujo de tener aunque al pueblo se lo hayan robado. Triste realidad mi gente linda.
At 17:36 you said the bundle will include tig rod for aluminum and mild steel. The machine does NOT do tig aluminum correct?
Great video I’m new to your channel but love seeing these reviews and will be purchasing once I sort out my needs. Suppose I should just call and talk with someone for my little side work stuff.
Yes good catch! He must have had the 220 bundle on the mind! It does not AC TIG and the bundle does come with 2 kinds of tungsten but not for aluminum. Thanks for correcting that! Let us know how we can help feel free to call us. 877-930-5690
Actually I think I talked to you today and now I know what you were saying. :)
Can you attach a button for the TIG, I am much more used to a four stage button with Tig
Do you mean a hand control?
@@BakersGas yes A Finger Switch Like Everlast
What is the largest size cylinder the single tank cart will fit?
Full size cylinder 300
How long is the new gun? And do they have a longer gun option?
The new MDX gun that comes with this machine is 15ft. (they do make a 10 and 12ft one as well) This is the gun:
www.bakersgas.com/MIL1770043.html
do you have them in stock ready to ship?
Yes we do! Let us know if you have any questions!
How does this machine stack up against the Millermatic 252? I've been using an old mm 252 for about 4 years now, i've liked it. how does this compare in terms of duty cycle, mig welding material thickness capabilities?
Hey! So this machine wins in the area of ease of use and portability hands down!!! As far as duty cycle break down below:
Miller 252:
200 A at 28 VDC, 60% duty cycle
250 A at 28 VDC, 40% duty cycle
Miller Multimatic 255:
MIG: 230 A at 25.5 V, 60% duty cycle
Stick: 200 A at 28 V, 60% duty cycle
TIG: 275 A at 21 V, 60% duty cycle
@@BakersGas Just ordered my 255 with the dual cyl cart and tig kit from you guys this morning, cant wait to try it out! Thanks for getting it shipped out same day!
The price for that cart is insane
Yep but the dual cart also includes the TIG kit and another regulator
The price has went up over 1k wtf!
is the fan always on? how loud is it?
Not that loud goes louder at some points though
Tweco dinse connectors are the same
Miller multimatic 255 good welder or esab 285 plzzzzzzzzzzzz let me know I wana buy one.
The Miller has pulse MIG and you can hook up a push pull gun to it if you wanted to which is nice! Also super simple and portable. The ESAB is backed by the Iron Clad and super durable! Let us know if you have any other questions we stock both.
So will this do everything the multimatic 220 will do and more?
Nope. Won't do AC tig. However, this welder kills the 220 in overall power and duty cycle.
It has a higher duty cycle, will pulse MIG and TIG however it will not AC TIG.
The 220 won't dc pulse tig?
Edit: It does, but obviously not pulse mig.
My question is that these are these inverta machines going to hold up as much as the transformer machines,thats what i am going to be looking into.Your spending alot of money on these units.
can it weld 1/2 " plates??
Rated to 1/2" yes. 235 at 3/8". Otherwise the same. 255 with pulse Mig.
The cycle duty?
MIG: 230 A at 25.5 V, 60% duty cycle
Stick: 200 A at 28 V, 60% duty cycle
TIG: 275 A at 21 V, 60% duty cycle
Below is a link to the whole spec sheet:
www.bakersgas.com/media/docs/MillerSpecSheets/DC129-Multimatic-255-Specs.pdf
Ok, so what is the difference between the multimatic 255 and the multimatic 220 with a 46 dollar difference.
220 does AC/DC but no pulsed MIG
But can it tig weld aluminum?
No you need AC current to weld aluminum
The Miller brochure says "Aluminum welding uses optional XR-Aluma-Pro push-pull gun."
@@renohuskerdu4592 Yes that is for mig Aluminum welding not Tig.
@@richardoky Does that mean we use aluminum wire??
DOB did not work for me
Does it run 6010?
I know other models do not. The esab does though
Yes it does according to the spec sheet. We have not tried it ourselves but we will :)
Did he say that thing cost over $3,000?
Yep same machine now is over 4k!
Stop fast forwarding over the arc shots. We want to hear how she sizzles.
This review is exactly the same as the the Miller 220mp. EXACTLY. WTF?
I guess I dont have to booooooo on the no plug, booooooooooooooooooooooooooo
John, what type of NEMA plug should be attached to a multi-voltage system that does 208V-575V? Should the plug be hardwired or overmolded? I think it would be less frustrating to just attach a plug that fits your shop versus having to cut off the manufactures plug, restrip the wire and then add the plug you need. Just my opinion.
@@buckyfan2526 and a good opinion rooted in reality.
Talk about a worthless piece of junk machine. 3 grand for a multi process machine that can't even tig out of the box n isn't even a ac/dc machine n doesnt do hf start tig n you have to buy a plug. Miller needs to scrap this junk n start over
Sorry you feel this way! Some people do not need the AC TIG capability or even TIG at all right away. Also this machine is capable of pulse MIG which the 220 is not.
@@BakersGas I'm sure the mig n stick functions would suit people looking for a mig or stick machine but miller is claiming a multi process machine then cutting corners on the tig side of it. Now I'd love to see you guys review the everlast 252 sti in the long-term cuz there's so many mixed reviews about it. What I really want is a good, reasonably priced 250 amp mig setup that does spoolgun n 250 amps of ac/dc tig so I can learn tig on steel n aluminum n still have mig when I need it in a machine that's gonna live well past it's warranty. If you have any suggestions for a machine that does that besides the everlast I'd be open to looking into it
@@benmiller5015 your machine is available from miller, spend $8000.
@@asherdie I can think of better things to spend 8 grand on. But strangely when I go to millers website there's no 250 amp mig ac/dc tig multi process machines in their lineup. But if you have more information about which model it is I'll be more than happy to look into it
@@benmiller5015 you deserve an Everlast.
$4000 for rebadged Chinese welder!!
2700 not 4000 lol
Is it not made in WI?