Angle Grinder Hikoki G1813DVEW4Z 180 mm, 1,300 W, corded

The Hikoki G1813DVEW4Z 180 mm corded angle grinder is a medium-duty power tool designed for cutting, grinding and surface preparation on metal and masonry. With a 1,300 W motor and compatibility with standard 180 mm discs, this angle grinder delivers steady power and stable rotational speed for controlled material removal in workshop and construction environments. Its corded design provides continuous operation without battery changes, making it suitable for prolonged tasks that require consistent torque and dependable performance.

Advantages

This angle grinder provides a balance of power and control through its 1,300 W motor and 180 mm disc capacity, enabling effective cutting and grinding of a variety of materials. The corded configuration offers uninterrupted operation and predictable output under load. The tool supports standard 180 mm accessories, simplifying replacement of discs and consumables. Its design focuses on stable rotational speed for smoother surface finishes and reduced chance of overheating during typical medium-duty applications.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal profiles and rebar
• Grinding welds and smoothing edges
• Removing rust, paint and surface contamination
• Shaping and cutting masonry and concrete
• Workshop and on-site maintenance tasks requiring continuous power

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 180 mm
• Motor power: 1,300 W
• Power source: mains (corded)
• Designed use: cutting, grinding, surface preparation on metal and masonry
• Accessory compatibility: standard 180 mm discs and attachments
• Intended duty level: medium-duty professional and DIY tasks

How to use

Before use, select a suitable 180 mm disc for the task and ensure the disc is correctly mounted and tightened according to the manufacturer's torque specifications. Connect the grinder to a proper mains supply and confirm the power switch and any safety interlocks function correctly. Hold the grinder with both hands on the designated grips, maintain a firm stance, and position the disc at the correct angle for cutting or grinding. Apply steady, controlled pressure—avoid forcing the tool—to let the motor and disc perform the work. After finishing, allow the disc to stop completely before setting the tool down and disconnect from the mains before changing accessories or conducting maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Choose discs rated for the material and the grinder's rotational speed. Ensure adequate ventilation or dust extraction when working on masonry or producing fine dust. For prolonged tasks, monitor the tool for overheating and allow cooling periods as needed to preserve motor life and disc integrity.