Description
An angle grinder like this 850 W Truper is the tool that gets called in to cut a rod, grind down a weld, or smooth concrete when nothing handheld can reach the job. It runs on 4 1/2-inch discs and is built for regular use in a shop or on a job site, not just an occasional weekend repair.
Features
- 850 W power, sized for 4 1/2-inch discs.
- Handles cutting and grinding on metal, tile and concrete, depending on the disc fitted.
- Switch with a safety lock against accidental starts.
- Tool-free rotating guard that adjusts to the working position.
- Side handle that mounts on either side of the housing.
- Compact body that’s easier to handle in tight spaces or awkward positions.
- Unit format, approximate weight 1 to 2 kg.
Before starting, fit the right disc for the material and position the guard so the exposed edge points away from your body; hold the tool with both hands, one on the main grip and one on the side handle, and let the disc reach full speed before it touches the workpiece. The switch lock keeps it from starting on its own if it’s bumped while being carried or put away. Wearing eye protection and keeping loose clothing clear of the disc are basic habits worth keeping up on every cutting or grinding session.
When you’re done, let the disc come to a full stop before setting the tool down, and store it somewhere dry with the cord coiled so it doesn’t tangle or wear through with everyday use. Checking the disc before each use, and swapping it out at the first sign of cracks or uneven wear, extends the tool’s working life and heads off accidents.
