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Miller Welding Equipment for sale on eBay		July 31, 2010 16:56 GMT
	Item Description	Price	Time Left	Seller's Feedback
	Miller Millermatic 175 230V Wire Welder	376.22	41m	105 100.0%
	Miller Welding Machine Rheostat? RHC-3 Used	40.00	1h 19m	1554 99.3%
	MILLER S-52M MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED WIRE FEEDER	150.06	2h 56m	32596 99.6%
	*Excellent Buy* Millermatic Welding Machine	800.00	3h 38m	27 100.0%
	MILLER S-52M MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED WIRE FEEDER	150.06	2h 56m	32596 99.6%
	Miller Millermatic 210 mig welder with Spoolmate 3035	1,800.00	3h 59m	6 100.0%
	MILLER S-52M MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED WIRE FEEDER	150.06	3h 8m	32596 99.6%
	MILLER S-52M MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLED WIRE FEEDER	150.06	3h 8m	32596 99.6%
	Miller Bobcat 250 welder/generator 10,000 watt 99.8 hrs	1,900.00	4h 55m	25 0%
	Miller Spectrum 375(903891) 30B Cart Roller Guide	1,330.00	4h 11m	9247 99.9%
	Miller welder remote amperage controll miller 8 pack	20.00	5h 52m	127 100.0%
	MILLER MOG-250/250APR REMOTE WELD CONTROL STATION	270.00	7h 27m	249 99.3%
	MILLER SYNCROWAVE 351 TIG WELDER WITH WATERMATE COOLING	2,749.99	9h 11m	351 99.4%
	Miller Millermatic 140 with Auto-Set Mig Wire Welder	421.00	6h 20m	2300 99.0%
	MILLER XR-A CONTROLLER-WIRE FEEDER, AND AIR COOL GUN	1,249.99	9h 21m	351 99.4%
	Miller Spoolmate 100 Wire Feed Welding Gun NEW	185.00	7h 17m	1206 97.7%
	Miller Full KVA Plug for Bobcats & Trailblazers 119172	55.00	20h 34m	9247 99.9%
	Miller Full KVA Plug for Bobcats & Trailblazers 119172	55.00	20h 35m	9247 99.9%
	Millermatic 130xp MIG welder	290.00	7h 45m	25 100.0%
	Miller Full KVA Plug for Bobcats & Trailblazers 119172	55.00	20h 36m	9247 99.9%
	Miller Welding Knob with Hardware 212454 Lot of 2	1.65	7h 47m	868 100.0%
	MILLER SRH-333 WELDER	750.00	22h 40m	0 0%
	MILLER 087998 DIODE STRAIGHT POLARITY	24.00	1d 0h	9247 99.9%
	Miller Welding Receptacle 1377-7405	3.75	7h 59m	868 100.0%
	MILLER 087998 DIODE STRAIGHT POLARITY	24.00	1d 0h	9247 99.9%
	BOBCAT 250 MILLER WELDER GENERATOR	1,975.00	8h 3m	37 100.0%
	Miller 037957 Diode Reverse Polarity	65.00	1d 0h	9247 99.9%
	Miller 037956 Diode Straight Polarity	65.00	1d 0h	9247 99.9%
	Millermatic S-64M Microprocessor W/O feed rools	54.98	9h 46m	13 0%
	Miller 037305 Diode Straight Polarity	40.00	1d 0h	9247 99.9%
	Miller Dynasty 300 DX Tig Welder	4,750.00	10h 30m	7 100.0%
	Miller 037306 Diode Reverse Polarity	40.00	1d 0h	9247 99.9%
	MILLER CP-250TS 250 AMP POWER SOURCE,WIRE FEED WELDER	1,200.00	1d 1h	4341 99.8%
	Miller 302 Trailblazer w/trailer	3,200.00	19h 16m	63 100.0%
	WIRE FEED WELDER,MILLER CP300,XRA WIRE FEEDER,300 AMP	2,750.00	1d 2h	4341 99.8%

Miller Electric is an arc welding and cutting equipment manufacturing company based in Appleton, WI. 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. Founded in 1929, Niels Miller recognized the need for a small affordable arc welder that could operate on the type of electricity readily available in rural Wisconsin. With no money for raw materials, he used scrap sheet metal, core and coil materials to hammer together that first welder in his basement. His simple, non-rotating AC welder was smaller, lighter and less expensive than the DC units that were available. In 1935, Miller Electric Mfg. Co. was incorporated. Al Mulder, Miller's sole engineer, invented the world's first high frequency-stabilized AC industrial welder. This improved the quality of the welding arc, making AC welding practical for use in factories and construction. On July 31, 1962, Niels Miller, the man who built Miller Electric from a basement workshop to one of the world's largest manufacturers of welding equipment, died at age 63. Much of Miller's early growth is directly attributable to Mr. Miller's inventive genius and leadership. In 1991, Margaret Miller Gilson, who had led the company since her father's death, died, leaving the family-owned business without a clear successor. Remaining family members began to plan for the company's future, and in 1993 it was decided that Miller Electric should form an alliance with Illinois Tool Works (ITW), a multi-national company based in Chicago. ITW had much in common with Miller Electric in terms of business philosophy, and in 1992 it had been ranked as one of the top 100 "Most Admired American Corporations" by Fortune magazine. ITW brought to Miller the resource base and global perspective needed to further strengthen the company's position as a world leader in the welding industry. Since the ITW acquisition, Miller has continued to focus on serving customers. In 2002, it became the first US welding equipment manufacturer - and one of the first few US manufacturers of any product - to comply with the new ISO 9001:2000 standard. This new standard addresses meeting customer requirements and achieving customer satisfaction. Now, into the first decade of the millennium, Miller has delivered more industry firsts, breakthrough technologies and set a world record.