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7" & 9" (180 mm & 230 mm) 6,000 rpm 5.3 HP Angle Grinder
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The D28499X 7" and 9" 6,000 rpm 5.3 HP Angle Grinder has a 5-position handle and rotating rear handle for improved ergonomics in cutting, grinding, and other applications. Epoxy coating protects tool from abrasion caused by airborne debris. Great for use in tight spaces and lightweight to increase productivity. 7"/9" Grinder
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Industrial Category:
Pneumatics
Industrial Subcategory:
Pneumatic Tools
Industrial Subtype:
Angle grinders
Country Of Origin:
CN
product - grossWeightInPound:
18.22
product - heightUnit:
IN
product - layersPerPallet:
8
product - length:
10.13
product - lengthUnit:
IN
product - materialStatus:
6
product - qty:
1
product - volume:
0.719
product - volumeUnit:
CUB
Warranty 1:
90 Day Money Back Guarantee
Warranty 2:
1 Year Free Service Contract
Warranty 3:
3 Year Limited Warranty
Other Details
2-wire double insulated 'S' jacket rubber cord provides increased durability and life in hot and cold climates
5-position side handle provides improved ergonomics for specific applications
6,000 rpm provides optimal material removal with 9" grinding wheels
Automatic turn-off brushes shut down the tool when brushes need to be changed to avoid tool damage
Epoxy coated field and armature provide long service life against abrasion from airborne debris
High power 5.3 HP (maximum motor HP) 6,000 rpm motor with overload protection provides higher operating speeds under load
Keyless adjustable guard provides tool-free guard adjustments to increase productivity
Low-profile gearcase allows for work in tight areas
Rotating rear handle provides improved ergonomics in cutting and grinding applications
This product runs off of AC/DC power