278718 - Miller I-24A Replacement Nameplate Decal

Restore Your Miller I-24A Wire Feeder

Keep your welding setup looking sharp and professional with the Miller 278718 Nameplate Label. If you are running a Miller I-24A wire feeder, you know it's a workhorse that sees a lot of action. Over years of hard use in the shop or on the job site, the original stickers and nameplates can get scratched up, painted over, or simply worn off. This genuine replacement label is the perfect solution for welders who take pride in their gear and want to keep their equipment looking as good as it runs.

Why Stick with Genuine Miller Parts?

When it comes to replacement parts, even stickers, going with OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) matters. Generic labels often don't fit right, peel off after a week of heat exposure, or just look "off." The Miller 278718 is the exact label specified for the I-24A, meaning the dimensions, colors, and font are spot-on. It helps maintain the resale value of your machine—equipment that looks well-cared-for commands a better price and instills more confidence in clients who see your setup.

Built for the Shop Environment

Welding shops aren't friendly places for stickers. Between the grinding dust, shielding gas cylinders moving around, and the heat from the arc, standard labels don't stand a chance. This Miller nameplate is made with a heavy-duty material designed to resist tearing and fading. The adhesive is industrial-strength, meaning once you stick it on a clean surface, it stays there. It’s a small detail, but having clear, readable labels makes your station look organized and safety-conscious.

Quick and Easy Refresh

Refurbishing an old feeder? Maybe you bought a used I-24A that runs great but looks a bit beat up. Slapping on a fresh nameplate is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to make it look years newer. Just scrape off the old remnants, hit the metal with some degreaser or rubbing alcohol to get it squeaky clean, and apply the new 278718 label. It’s the finishing touch on a machine repair or a simple way to show you care about your tools. Don't let your reliable Miller feeder go unidentified—grab the right tag for the job.