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About Angle Grinder

Choose an angle grinder by disc size first. 100 mm (4 inch) grinders are light and suit cutting tiles, pipes and thin steel, and general fabrication work. 125 mm models give a little more depth of cut, while 180 mm and 230 mm (7 and 9 inch) grinders are made for heavy grinding, cutting thick sections and stone work on construction sites.

Compare motor power (roughly 600–900 W for small grinders and 2000 W or more for large ones), no-load speed, weight and the handle position. Corded grinders suit long shifts in a workshop. Cordless 18 V models are handy on sites without a power point, but runtime depends on battery capacity. Features such as a soft start, a slim grip, a paddle switch and a restart lock add comfort and safety. Always use a disc rated for the grinder's speed, and keep the guard fitted.

We list Makita, Milwaukee, Metabo, Bosch, HiKOKI and other brands at prices that include GST, with a GST invoice on every order and delivery across India. For fabrication shops and contractors buying several units, ask for a bulk quotation.

Questions buyers ask

4 inch or 5 inch angle grinder: which should I buy?

A 4 inch (100 mm) grinder is lighter and suits most cutting and light grinding. A 5 inch (125 mm) grinder gives more depth of cut and covers a larger area when grinding, but is a little heavier.

Which angle grinder is good for cutting tiles and marble?

A 100 mm or 125 mm grinder with a diamond blade made for tile or stone works well. Use a blade rated for the grinder's speed and control dust with water or extraction where possible.

Is a cordless angle grinder powerful enough for site work?

Many 18 V cordless grinders handle cutting and grinding well. For long continuous heavy grinding a corded grinder is usually more practical, as runtime depends on battery size.

Do prices include GST?

Yes. Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice.