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Metabo Stainless Steel Cutting Discs Ø 125x1mm Pack of 10
€12.60
In stock
Usage
The Metabo WEQ 1400-125 SET angle grinder is designed for grinding, cutting, and deburring metal and masonry. It suits both professional workshops and demanding DIY jobs, providing efficient material removal in construction or fabrication contexts.
Advantages
- Robust motor with 1400 W input power delivers stable performance for tough applications.
- Tacho Constamatic (TC) full-wave electronics ensure constant speed under load, optimizing work progress.
- M-Quick-System allows tool-free disc change at the touch of a button for reduced downtime.
- S-automatic mechanical safety clutch minimizes kick-back if the disc jams unexpectedly, enhancing user safety.
- Includes a plastic carry case and two diamond cutting discs to increase versatility straight out of the box.
Specifications
- Features a durable design with plastic housing; metal gear head can be rotated in 90° steps for flexibility in operation or left-handed use.
- Electronic overload protection extends tool lifespan by preventing damage during intensive tasks; complies with common CE standards for electrical tools.
- Disc diameter: 125 mm; Rated input power: 1400 W; No-load speed: up to 11,500 rpm; Maximum torque: 3.3 Nm; Weight (without power cord): 2.2 kg; Cable length: 4 m[1][4][7].
- Differentiating features include an electronic soft start system and restart protection for increased operational control. Comes as a set complete with two diamond discs, side handle, protective guard, support flange, M-Quick clamping nut, and robust plastic carrying case[1][4].
How it works
This angle grinder operates by spinning attached discs at high speeds up to 11,500 rpm. Select appropriate attachments—such as grinding or cutting discs—and secure them using the quick-change system before activating the tool via its standard switch. Safety mechanisms protect users from overloads or accidental restarts while working on metals or stone materials[1][7].
