Makita DGA504RF

A good replacement for your favorite chain grinder

In terms of power and performance, the grinder Makita DGA504RF approximately corresponds to network angle grinders of the 600-800 watt class. This is not too much, but it is enough for most simple cutting and grinding work. It is equipped with a compact brushless motor, "packed" inside an ergonomic housing made of durable plastic. A modern motor equipped with an electronic protection unit is characterized by increased reliability and reduced power consumption. Therefore, the tool lasts longer on battery than angle grinders with obsolete brushed motors.

A barrel of honey and a fly in the ointment

During operation, a stable speed of rotation of the cutting disc or flap wheel is maintained by the control electronics. Thanks to the support of revolutions, you can not be afraid to spoil the surface during metal grinding or overheat the plastic, cutting off a piece of PVC.

Unlike the Makita network angle grinders, the cordless angle grinders of this brand have an unfortunate location of the start button (it is located on top, not on the side). This is very inconvenient, but the issue is easily solved by turning the gearbox relative to the housing by 90 degrees.

This model is delivered complete with a volume plastic case for transportation and storage of the power tool. The standard battery has a capacity of 3 Ah, so you should consider purchasing a more capacious battery (Makita produces 18-volt batteries with a capacity of up to 8 Ah).

Without it, your toolbox will not be complete.

Angle grinders like Makita DGA504RF are perfect for those involved in the installation of engineering networks: ventilation ducts, electrical wiring, heating pipelines, etc. This model will be a great addition to the installation tool kit that you carry with you from site to site, especially if you already use Makita cordless drills, screwdrivers and other 18V battery powered tools.