Trailblazer Pro 350 D |
Issued March 2006 • Index No. ED/4.65 |
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Diesel Engine-Driven |
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Welder/Generator |
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Industrial Applications |
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Processes |
Output Range CC/DC: 20 – 350 A |
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Mechanical Contractors |
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MIG (GMAW) |
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CV/DC: 10 – 34 V |
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Rig Owners |
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Flux Cored (FCAW) |
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CC/AC: 35 – 250 A |
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Structural Steel Work |
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Stick (SMAW) |
Weld Output Rated at 104˚ F (40˚ C) |
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Air Carbon Arc (CAC-A) |
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Process Plant Piping |
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TIG (GTAW) |
CC/DC and CV/DC: 300 A at 32 VDC, 100% Duty Cycle |
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thru 1/4 in Carbons |
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350 A at 28 VDC, 60% Duty Cycle |
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Cutting and Gouging |
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CC/AC: 200 A at 25 VAC, 60% Duty Cycle |
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Air Plasma Cutting |
Generator Power Rated at 104˚ F (40˚ C) |
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and Gouging with Optional |
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12,000 watts continuous |
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Spectrum Models |
Weight Net: 998 lb (453 kg) |
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The Power of Blue. |
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Weld meters now standard. |
The professional welder’s choice with higher outputs is |
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With a compact and lightweight |
designed to deliver the best arc performance with enough weld power to dominate larger diameter flux cored wires and air carbon arc gouging thru 1/4 in carbons.
Toolless top and side engine access allows easy and faster maintenance with little clearance space needed.
Toolless remote oil drain is standard.
Standard 14-pin receptacle easily connects feeders or remote controls for enhanced process operation.
12,000 watts of generator power is regulated to provide constant, strong power and very good motor starting characteristics. Power is independent of weld control settings so that the correct voltage is available at all times.
Strong 120/240 V power while welding to run tools and inverter welders. See page 3 of literature.
Automatic Start at Idle™ idles engine immediately when started, extending engine life and reducing
fuel consumption and noise.
Weld at Idle™ — lock in idle and weld in
DC up to 180 A.
Welder/generator is warranted for 3 years, parts and labor.
Engine is warranted separately by the engine manufacturer.
design at only 998 lb, a smaller truck can be used, and related transportation costs will be reduced. Low height allows the driver to see over the machine when mounted on a truck bed and the machine fits sideways in a standard pickup.
Even better weld performance with an arc that dominates the competition. In Stick mode, you get a smooth E7018 and a great E6010 arc with Arc-Drive and Hot Start™ standard. Great MIG/FCAW arc and machine idles with feeders hooked up. More stable AC TIG and excellent starts in DC scratch start TIG.
26 HP, 3-cylinder Kubota diesel engine with its durable, proven liquid-cooled design is the world standard for small diesel engines. Engine shutdowns standard.
Cold weather starting aids such as standard glow plugs and block heater ensure good starts in cold weather.
Automatic idle in all processes, including MIG/FCAW with feeders to save fuel and reduce noise.
Miller Electric Mfg. Co. |
International Headquarters |
Web Site |
An Illinois Tool Works Company |
Phone: 920-735-4505 |
www.MillerWelds.com |
1635 West Spencer Street |
USA FAX: 920-735-4134 |
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Appleton, WI 54914 USA |
Canadian FAX: 920-735-4169 |
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International FAX: 920-735-4125 |
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Specifications (Subject to change without notice.)
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D: 59-1/2 in (1511 mm) |
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CC/AC |
35 – 250 A |
200 A, 25 VAC, 60% Duty Cycle |
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CSA approved. |
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*Net weight with 2 gal of fuel. Add 40 lb for shipping weight. |
Engine Specifications (Subject to change without notice.)
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Fuel |
Oil |
High Coolant Temp/ |
Engine Brand |
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Weld Speed |
Idle Speed |
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Low Oil Pressure Shutdown |
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Kubota DH905 |
26 at 3600 RPM |
3-cylinder, |
3600 RPM |
2525 RPM |
13 gal (49 L) |
5.4 qt (5.1 L) |
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2-year limited |
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diesel |
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Warranty |
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Control Panel
1. Voltmeter
2. Ammeter
3. Process/Contactor Switch
4. Voltage/Amperage Adjustment Control
5. Voltage/Amperage Adjust Switch and
Remote 14 Receptacle
6. DC Polarity/AC Selector Switch
7. Fuel Gauge
8. Hour Meter
9. Engine Speed Switch
10. Glow Plug Switch
11. Engine Control Switch
12. 120/240 V Receptacles
Note: GFCIs are standard
Performance Data
FUEL CONSUMPTION DATA
•13-gallon fuel capacity.
•Welding at 150 A at 40% duty cycle, uses only
.61 gallon per hour — over 20 hours of operation.
Performance Data (continued)
All Trailblazers have 2 generators —
a 4-pole, 3-phase weld generator and a strong power generator.
TRAILBLAZER ADVANTAGE: No interaction between grinders, power tools, etc. and the welding arc. Generator power is also independent of weld control settings.
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POWER IS IN THE NUMBERS
•Tested and rated at higher temperatures, 104˚ F (40˚ C), to ensure consistent operation in all climates.
•Patented generator control technology matches the generator’s output to engine horsepower providing maximum efficiency and more weld output.
•The generator is voltage regulated to provide strong power while keeping the voltage 120/240 volts. This increases tool/motor performance and tool/motor life.
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GENERATOR POWER CURVE |
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AC AMPERES IN 240V MODE |
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AC AMPERES IN 120V MODE
SIMULTANEOUS WELDING
AND GENERATOR POWER
Weld |
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120V 1P |
240V 1P |
Current |
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