Angle grinder DeWalt DWE4206‑QS, 1010 W, 3.1 kg, 160 mm width, 455 mm height

DeWalt DWE4206‑QS is a corded angle grinder with a 1010 W motor designed for cutting, grinding and surface preparation. The tool weighs 3.1 kg and has a compact footprint with a width of 160 mm and a height of 455 mm. Built for routine metal and masonry tasks, this handheld grinder offers steady power for workshop use and on‑site jobs where a reliable, easy-to-handle machine is required.

Advantages

The DeWalt DWE4206‑QS combines a robust 1010 W motor with a balanced 3.1 kg body to provide consistent performance during cutting and grinding operations. Its compact dimensions make it easier to manoeuvre in confined spaces while maintaining stable handling for extended use. The corded design ensures continuous power without interruptions, suitable for longer jobs where battery runtime would be a limitation.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal profiles and rebar
• Grinding welds and removing rust
• Surface preparation on masonry and concrete
• Workshop fabrication and maintenance tasks
• On‑site repair and renovation work

Key specifications

• Power: 1010 W motor output
• Weight: 3.1 kg
• Width: 160 mm
• Height: 455 mm
• Tool type: corded handheld angle grinder
• Primary applications: cutting, grinding, surface preparation

How to use

Before use, check that the grinding or cutting disc is correctly mounted and suitable for the material. Secure the workpiece and wear appropriate personal protective equipment. Connect the grinder to a properly grounded power outlet. Hold the tool with both hands, align the disc with the work area, and start the tool at no-load speed to confirm smooth operation. Apply steady, moderate pressure during cutting or grinding; avoid forcing the disc into the material. After finishing, switch off the tool and wait for the disc to stop completely before setting the grinder down or changing accessories.

Usage recommendations

Use discs rated for the grinder's speed and select the correct disc type for metal or masonry tasks. Maintain a firm two‑hand grip and replace worn discs promptly to preserve cutting performance and reduce vibration. For prolonged work, arrange regular short breaks to inspect the tool and allow cooling. Store the grinder in a dry, dust‑free place and follow routine maintenance checks on power cable and guard integrity.