Description
The Rogue ES 151iP Pro is a super - tough and long - lasting power source designed specifically for professional welders. With the latest high - performance power electronics and digital control, it offers top - notch welding performance and reliability, guaranteeing a precise and steady arc every time.
The Rogue ES delivers smooth DC welding power, enabling you to weld different metals like alloyed and non - alloyed steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. It comes with Arc Force and Hot Start settings, giving you better control over the arc. The digital micro - processor allows for greater control of all arc parameters, providing industry - leading welding performance. This welder can handle 3.2 mm (1/8 in.) electrodes.
The new Pulse SMAW functionality takes the Rogue's performance to the next level. It improves heat input control, reduces distortion in thin - gauge materials, enables out - of - position welding without undercuts, and cuts down on spatter, effectively preventing many welding defects.
With the 'LIVE TIG' functionality (TIG torch sold separately), the Rogue ES can TIG weld mild - steel or stainless steel, adding even more versatility to its capabilities.
Included with Product
ESAB Rogue ES 151iP Pro Stick welder
Ground clamp
Electrode holder
Specifications
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Using the ESAB Rogue ES 151iP Pro Stick Welder is quite straightforward. First, make sure you've connected the ground clamp properly to the metal you're welding. Then, insert the appropriate electrode into the electrode holder. Adjust the Arc Force and Hot Start settings according to the type of metal and welding conditions. You can use it to weld various metals like alloyed and non - alloyed steel, stainless steel, and cast iron. For TIG welding mild - steel or stainless steel, you'll need to buy the TIG torch separately and use the 'LIVE TIG' functionality. When using the Pulse SMAW functionality, it's great for reducing distortion and spatter, especially when working with thin - gauge materials. As for maintenance, keep the welder clean and free of dust. Check the cables regularly for any signs of damage. Store it in a dry place when not in use. Always follow safety guidelines, wear proper protective gear, and make sure the working area is well - ventilated.
