Rapid Ref : 0705002011

ESAB Rogue ET 181iP CE Ready To Weld Package with 4m TIG Torch - 230v, 1ph
0705002011

£525.00 EX VAT

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*Included: power source with 3m mains cable, shoulder strap, 4m SR-26 TIG torch, a set of wear parts incl. tungsten electrode and 3m return cable and clamps.*

The Rogue ET is a powerful high-frequency start TIG machine. This easy-to-use welder is designed with a robust and durable housing that is IP23S rated. Weighing below 10 kg, this lightweight welder features an ergonomic handle, carrying strap and long extension cables for maximum portability.

Rogue ET offer exceptional arc characteristics, both in TIG and MMA modes. Want more control over your welder? Rogue ET provide several TIG parameters that can be easily adjusted include gas pre-flow, start current, ramp-up time, ramp-down time, finish current and post-flow. All of which can be programmed using 2- or 4-stroke mode for greater arc control. Additionally, Rogue ET offers a pulse feature with background current control and frequency adjustments up to 500 Hz for better heat input control. In Stick mode, Hot Start or Arc Force can be adjusted according to individual welding preferences or applications.

New Pulse MMA functionality enhances the performance and improves the heat input control, to minimise the distortion of thin gauge materials, facilitate out-of-position welding with no undercuts and reduce spatter, thus helping to avoid several welding defects effectively.

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Break The Rules. Go Rogue.

Rogue breaks all the rules, giving entry-level welders premium accessories and everything you need to start welding, right out of the box. In fact, Rogue's power stacks up against machines priced twice as much. Rogue's new MMA Pulse functionality provides users with improved control, enhanced penetration, reduced spatter, and increased welding speed. Power Factor Control (PFC) technology enables a highly efficient, stable arc that is resistant to power fluctuations. Break away from convention with Rogue.

More Control with MMA Pulse

Rogue's Pulse feature provides welders with enhanced control over heat input and arc stability. The controlled pulsing action helps create a stable arc, preventing excessive spatter and minimising the risk of weld defects or the need for post-weld clean-up. Rogue's Pulse waveform facilitates better penetration and fusion in the welding process, which is crucial for creating strong, durable weld joints and ensuring the structural integrity of fabricated components. Pulse technology helps in minimising the heat-affected zone, reducing the likelihood of material distortion or unforeseen metallurgical changes.

A Portable Workhorse.

No matter what you are working on, Rogue’s compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry from job to job with sturdy handles and a shoulder strap. It comes with a large digital display that can be easily read from up to 25 metres away, and the optional remote control lets you adjust the current setting without returning to the machine. Thanks to stable arc performance and weather-resistant housing, you can use long extension cables to work in even the most remote locations, without compromising process stability or weld quality.

Pulse with Impact

Pulse MMA and TIG welding are versatile techniques suitable for a wide range of materials, including stainless steel, carbon steel, as well as non-ferrous metal alloys. This versatility makes these welding methods suitable for diverse industries, from automotive manufacturing to aerospace, providing welders with flexibility. The benefits of using Rouge's new MMA Pulse functionality extend across applications, enabling easier gap bridging and improved penetration in root pass processes, resulting in stronger welds. This reduces undercut in vertical welding, provides better weld puddle control in overhead welding to better hold material in place, and reduces burn-through and material distortion in thin-gauge materials.