Angle grinder Fieldmann FDB 201201-E with protective case — handheld abrasive cutting and grinding tool

Fieldmann FDB 201201-E with protective case is a handheld angle grinder designed for abrasive cutting, grinding and surface preparation. Supplied together with a carrying case for safe storage and transport, the tool addresses common metal and masonry tasks such as cutting profiles, removing rust and paint, and smoothing edges. The product is positioned for workshop use and on-site jobs where a portable, easy-to-handle abrasive tool is required.

Advantages

The angle grinder provides a compact, ergonomic form factor that supports one- and two-handed operation and facilitates work in confined spaces. The included protective carrying case keeps the tool and accessories organised and protected during transport. The device is suitable for a wide range of abrasive discs, enabling flexibility for cutting, grinding and surface preparation tasks. Build and accessory compatibility make it a practical choice for maintenance, repair and construction jobs where a reliable handheld abrasive tool is needed.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal profiles, pipes and rebar
• Grinding welds and removing burrs
• Removing rust and old paint from metal surfaces
• Preparing masonry surfaces and trimming bricks or tiles
• Smoothing edges and shaping materials before finishing

Key specifications

• Handheld abrasive cutting and grinding tool designed for discs and wheels
• Compact, ergonomically shaped body for improved handling
• Protective carrying case included for storage and transport
• Suitable for use with cutting discs, grinding wheels and sanding accessories
• Intended for metalworking and masonry surface preparation tasks

How to use

Fit a disc appropriate for the task and secure it according to the tool’s fastening system. Check that the disc is intact and compatible with the grinder’s rated speed. Wear suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Hold the grinder firmly with both hands where possible, position the guard between the operator and the wheel, and make controlled passes over the workpiece. Allow the tool to reach full speed before engaging the material and avoid excessive pressure; let the abrasive do the work. After use, disconnect power, allow the disc to stop completely and store the tool in the protective case.

Usage recommendations

Use only discs rated for the grinder’s operating speed and material. Regularly inspect discs for cracks or damage and replace them if any defect is found. Maintain the grinder by keeping vents clear of dust and checking the power cord for damage. For prolonged cutting or heavy grinding, use progressive passes and allow cooling intervals to avoid overheating the tool or workpiece.