Grinders are essential power tools used for cutting, grinding, polishing, and surface preparation across a wide range of materials including metal, stone, concrete, and wood. Available in both handheld and stationary designs, grinders provide the speed and versatility needed for everything from heavy-duty construction work to precision finishing tasks.
Key Characteristics:
Versatile Applications: Suitable for cutting, grinding, deburring, polishing, and sharpening tasks.
Different Configurations: Includes handheld models for mobility and stationary versions for workshop use.
Durable Construction: Built to withstand demanding workloads with long-lasting abrasive compatibility.
Power Options: Available in corded and cordless versions to suit different working environments.
Range of Accessories: Compatible with cutting discs, grinding wheels, sanding attachments, and polishing pads.
Main Types of Grinders:
Angle Grinders: Handheld tools ideal for cutting, grinding, and polishing metal, masonry, and tiles.
Die Grinders: Compact rotary grinders designed for precision work, deburring, and finishing.
Straight Grinders: Larger, high-powered tools suited for heavy-duty grinding tasks.
Bench Grinders: Stationary machines with twin wheels for sharpening, shaping, and removing rust or burrs.
Belt Grinders: Equipped with abrasive belts, ideal for shaping, smoothing, and finishing metal surfaces.
Concrete/Floor Grinders: Heavy-duty machines designed for levelling, smoothing, and polishing concrete floors.
Common Uses:
Metalworking: Cutting steel, removing weld seams, and preparing surfaces.
Construction: Cutting masonry, tiles, and concrete with precision.
Woodworking: Smoothing surfaces, shaping edges, and preparing finishes.
General Maintenance: Sharpening tools, removing rust, and restoring edges.
