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Portable Inverter Stick Welder — 160A, 120/240V Dual Voltage

This inverter-based Stick (SMAW) welder is built by Miller for jobsite portability. It runs on either 120V or 240V single-phase household or shop power (50/60 Hz) and switches between them with the included primary cords — no external adapter needed. On 120V it delivers a 20–90A output range (rated 60A at 100% duty cycle, 90A at 30% duty cycle); on 240V it steps up to 20–160A (rated 110A at 100% duty cycle, 160A at 20% duty cycle). The unit itself weighs about 13 lb and carries by its adjustable handle/shoulder strap, so it travels easily between vehicle, shop and site. It is rated for Stick welding on steel and stainless steel, including difficult-to-run E6010 electrodes.

Features

  • Dual-voltage input — runs on 120V or 240V single-phase, 50/60 Hz, no adapter required
  • 160A maximum output on 240V; 90A maximum on 120V
  • About 13 lb with carrying handle and adjustable shoulder strap
  • Adaptive Hot Start technology for smoother arc starts
  • Stick-Stuck detection shuts off output if the electrode sticks to the part
  • Capable of running E6010 stick electrodes
  • Welds steel and stainless steel
Property Detail
Process Stick (SMAW)
Input Power 110/115/120V or 220/230/240V, single-phase, 50/60 Hz
Output Range 20–160A DC
Rated Output at 120V 60A at 100% duty cycle; 90A at 30% duty cycle
Rated Output at 240V 110A at 100% duty cycle; 160A at 20% duty cycle
Weight About 13 lb (5.9 kg)
Weldable Materials Steel, stainless steel
  • Welder unit
  • Primary power cords for both 120V and 240V (6.5 ft each)
  • 13 ft Stick electrode holder with 25mm Dinse-style connector
  • 10 ft work clamp with matching 25mm Dinse-style connector
  • Adjustable carrying handle/shoulder strap
Can it run on standard household power?

Yes. It accepts 110/115/120V household circuits as well as 220/230/240V shop/service circuits, switching between the two with the included cords.

What is the maximum output?

160A on 240V input (20% duty cycle) or 90A on 120V input (30% duty cycle).

Can it run E6010 electrodes?

Yes, it is built to handle E6010, an electrode that is harder to run smoothly on many inverter welders.

What materials can it weld?

Steel and stainless steel.

How much does it weigh?

About 13 lb (5.9 kg), designed to be carried by hand or shoulder strap.

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⚠ WARNING: Arc welding equipment generates fumes, intense light, and heat. Always wear appropriate PPE and follow the manufacturer's safety instructions.