Miller Electric’s latest move into the portable welding game comes with the Venture™ 150 S, a battery-powered stick and TIG machine aimed at welders who work in unpredictable environments. This isn’t just a repackaged inverter with a power pack; the 150 S is built around swappable batteries engineered specifically for welding, and Miller says it can reclaim up to 250 hours of lost time per year by removing the usual headaches—like dragging leads or dealing with tripped breakers.

The Venture 150 S is clearly targeted at industries where jobsite flexibility matters: mechanical contracting, on-site repair, maintenance work, and field construction. With its compact frame and quick battery changeout, it’s a practical solution for welders moving between tight or remote spaces where grid access is limited. The unit runs a 100% duty cycle at max output, which is a serious spec for a battery unit in this class.

It’s not a machine that tries to do everything—it’s tuned to do a couple things well: stick and TIG, with minimal interruption and no cord clutter. For crews chasing productivity gains in hard-to-reach areas, or for younger welders entering a trade that increasingly values mobility without compromise, the Venture 150 S makes a solid case. Like most tools in this space, the real-world value will depend on how much you’re on the move—but the time savings alone could justify the investment.

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Venture™ 150 S: The New Miller Battery Powered Welder | MillerWelds
Miller launches the Venture™ 150 S, a battery powered stick/TIG welding machine that boosts mobility, cuts setup time, and eliminates heavy leads and downtime.
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