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Compact MMA/LIFT TIG inverters

Published:  27 September, 2021

ESAB says its Rogue ES 180i PRO and Rogue ES 200i PRO MMA/Lift TIG inverters will cause the industry to re-think its perception of power, performance and price as welders with Rogue’s capabilities often cost twice as much.

These uses feature professional arc performance and controls such as adjustable hot start and adjustable arc force. They measure 343 x 153 x 264 mm, weigh 8.25 kg and feature ESAB’s next-level control technology to produce a smooth welding arc with all types of MMA electrodes. The Lift TIG (DC TIG) function provides positive arc starts without the use of high frequency and they a stable TIG arc down to 10 amps, giving welders the control they need to work on thin metal or delicate components. Users include mechanical contractors and those in general fabrication, maintenance and repair.

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