Zenit ZUSh-180/2200 Profi (832184)

Simple angle grinder for garage and workshop

Power consumption grinder "Zenith" ZUSh-180/2200 is 2200 watts. This is quite a decent figure, but many owners of this angle grinder note that these watts are “Chinese”. The useful power in it is about the same as that of the 1800-watt Makita. You should be aware of this nuance if you choose a tool for hard work.

Perhaps the angle grinder also lacks revolutions (7800 rpm without load is not enough for discs with a diameter of 180 mm), but if you use good cutting discs and flap wheels, then the difference in performance with faster models will be difficult to notice by eye.

"Low-cost" with good reviews

If you pay attention not to technical specifications, but to user reviews, it turns out that this angle grinder is a very good tool. It almost never overheats (the gearbox remains warm to the touch even under prolonged loads), and the cooling system design allows you to work on concrete and ceramics without fear of clogging the “insides” with dust and crumbs. When the engine is turned on, the speed is gained smoothly due to the presence of a starting current limiter, and in case of overloads or “sticking”, the disk stops immediately and without jerks. It is also interesting that this model weighs only 3.7 kg (significantly less than many other devices with comparable characteristics).

Inexpensive grinder to start

Angle grinders like Zenith are suitable for home craftsmen who want to buy a grinder with a sufficient supply of power, or repairmen working in the public utilities sector. Due to its low price, this technique can also be an excellent choice for those who are just starting their business as a small metal or stone workshop.

Among similar (in terms of price and characteristics) devices, the Eltos MshU-180-2250 and Proton MshU-180/1900 grinders can be noted.