Angle Grinder Hoozar AW08126 — 125 mm Disc, 750 W Power

The Hoozar AW08126 angle grinder features a 125 mm disc and a 750 W motor, designed for grinding, cutting and surface preparation on metal, stone and masonry. Its compact handheld body is intended to provide controlled operation during DIY tasks and light professional jobs. The tool accepts standard 125 mm accessories, allowing use with a variety of discs for cutting, grinding and polishing.

Advantages

The 750 W motor delivers a balance of power and control for common workshop and home tasks while maintaining manageable weight and size. A 125 mm disc diameter enables efficient cutting and grinding in confined spaces and on smaller workpieces. Compatibility with standard 125 mm accessories increases versatility and simplifies replacement of consumables. The compact form factor supports one-handed or two-handed operation depending on the task and accessory fitted.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal pipes, rebar and sheet metal
• Grinding welds and removing rust from metal surfaces
• Shaping and trimming masonry, bricks and stone
• Surface preparation prior to painting or coating
• DIY renovation and light professional repair work

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Motor power: 750 W
• Tool type: handheld angle grinder
• Suitable materials: metal, stone, masonry
• Accessory standard: accepts 125 mm discs and attachments

How to use

Before use, fit a compatible 125 mm disc and ensure the guard and handle are correctly installed and tightened. Secure the workpiece and position the grinder so the disc contacts the material at the appropriate angle for the operation—usually a shallow angle for grinding and a more perpendicular orientation for cutting. Operate the tool with a firm grip, applying even pressure without forcing the disc. Allow the grinder to reach full speed before contacting the workpiece and let it slow to a stop before setting it down. Disconnect power before changing discs or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Choose the correct disc type and grit for the material and task, and inspect discs for damage before each use. For extended tasks, allow periodic cooling breaks to prevent motor and disc overheating. Maintain ventilation when cutting or grinding materials that produce dust; use a dust mask or local extraction where necessary.