Not a small grinder. A grinder that fits where you're working.
A 125 mm grinder is the wrong tool in a wheel arch, under a sink, or on a bracket you're holding with the other hand. This one is 650 g, runs off its own battery, and goes where the big one physically cannot.
Gets into the gap
650 g and 19 cm long - one hand, in spaces a full-size grinder can't reach.
Know what's left
A percentage readout on the tool instead of guessing from the sound of the motor.
Brushless
Runs cooler, lasts longer and gets more out of every charge than a brushed motor the same size.
Cuts what's in front of you
Steel bar, pipe, timber and plastic conduit, with the right disc for the material.
"I liked it - very convenient angle grinder, and most importantly it's brushless. The set is convenient."
"I ordered the EU-type charger and it charges well, no separate adapter needed. The grinder is very fast - I sanded the protruding marks on an iron plate perfectly."
"I bought it because I thought it would be good for home use. I am satisfied!"

One tool. 5 things that earn it space in the bag.
- 1
Brushless motor
More run time per charge, less heat, and no brushes to wear out and replace.
- 2
Battery percentage display
The readout sits on the tool, so you know before you start whether you'll finish the cut.
- 3
Push-pull side switch
Press the back of the switch and push forward - one-handed, and it works with gloves on.
- 4
Self-locking spindle
Press the button to lock the spindle and change the disc. No spanner to lose.
Grinder, battery and charger.
Everything's in the box - no separate battery to buy, no adapter to find, and shipping is free!
The questions everyone asks
Choose US, EU or UK at checkout and that's the charger in the box. One of our customers ordered the EU version specifically and it worked straight away with no adapter.
A 16.8V brushless motor with a 75 mm disc handles bar, pipe, timber and plastic conduit, and grinds welds and burrs flat. It is not a replacement for a 125 mm grinder on heavy structural work, and it isn't trying to be.
