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Typeangle grinderangle grinder
Power sourcemains (230 V)mains (230 V)
Specs
Power consumption840 W840 W
Rotation speed11000 rpm11000 rpm
Max. disc diameter125 mm125 mm
Protective functions
Soft start
Safety lock-off
Additional features
In box
additional handle
grinding disc
additional handle
General
Noise level97 dB97 dB
Power cord length2.5 m
Dimensions273x106x139 mm
Weight2.1 kg2.1 kg
Added to E-Catalogdecember 2015april 2010
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Glossary

Soft start

Soft start ensures a smooth motor acceleration of the grinder with relatively low acceleration. This is achieved by limiting the start-up current. Soft start performs two functions: it prevents sudden jerks of the tool, reducing the risk of dropping it, and also decreases the load on the electrical network, helping to avoid significant voltage spikes.

Safety lock-off

The ability to lock the power button prevents accidental presses. Accidental Activation Protection allows safely transporting the switched-off tool from place to place during work breaks without fear of unintentionally turning it on. This feature is also handy when there are small children around. In some models, protection can also be activated when the power is cut off (for example, network failures) — thanks to this, when the power is restored (which can occur at the most unexpected moment), the tool will not start operating without a user command.

In box

Additional Handle. A separate handle for the second hand. In theory, such equipment may make the tool more comfortable to hold with both hands. However, in practice, the absence of an additional handle is often not critical: many tools without it are either designed for one-handed use (like some straight grinders, see "Type") or have other attachments for the second hand (such as a protrusion on the body). So, to answer whether you need an additional handle, you should consider the type and size of the grinder, as well as the specifics of the intended projects. Note also that by default, such a handle is designed for right-handed use, and the possibility of using it in left-handed operation needs to be clarified separately.

3-Position Additional Handle. An additional handle installed on a detachable mount and having three installation options: on the left (traditional option for right-handed use), on the right (for left-handed use), and on top (for specific cases — situations when you need to periodically change grip, work in hard-to-reach places, etc.). This function provides extended possibilities for tool customization according to personal preferences. It is mainly found in angular models (see "Type").

Charger (C). A device for charging the battery in a grinder with the appropriate power type (see "Power Source"). This section usually specifies...the specific model of the charger. Having a "charger" included relieves you from the need to search and purchase it separately; moreover, such a charger is optimally suited at least to the "native" battery, and often to other compatible batteries. The details on the model will be useful primarily in case the included charger is lost or fails, and you have to buy the same or a similar one instead. Moreover, knowing the model of the charger allows you to find detailed data about it and assess the characteristics and features (compatibility with various batteries, additional functions, etc.). At the same time, the configuration "without charger" is also quite popular — see below.

— Without Charger. This feature is indicated exclusively for battery models (machines with other power types — see "Power Source" — by definition do not have a charger, so this point does not need to be clarified for them). The meaning of such a configuration is that modern grinders most often use standard batteries, which also fit other power tools of the same brand and are thus designed for standard "chargers." Thus, if there is already a battery tool "in the household" — the charger for it may turn out to be suitable for the grinder, and you will not need to pay extra for a second copy of the charger. And even if there is no charger available — it can usually be purchased separately without much difficulty (and some tools even allow you to choose the most suitable model of such a device from several options).

Case / Bag included. The presence of a case or bag for storing and transporting the tool in the supply kit. The case is a suitcase made of durable material and usually has space not only for the grinder itself but also for working tips and other additional accessories. The bag is soft, allowing it to be compactly folded when not needed. Check the availability of a case or bag directly before purchase.

Dust Collector. A container for collecting dust and other contaminants generated during work. See "Additional — Dust Collector Connection" for more details.

Extension Pole. A long pole significantly expands the "radius of operation" of the tool: with such equipment, you can reach greater heights, process a large area without moving the platform or other stand, etc. Such capabilities are mainly relevant when processing walls, so the vast majority of grinders with extension poles included pertain to wall sanders (see "Type").

Power cord length

The length of the network cable can tell you how far from the outlet you can operate the device. Therefore, for domestic use, it is more relevant to choose models with a short cord, for construction work or use in production, in the garage a longer cable is better.