Angle grinder Metabo 603611000, 125 mm disc, 850 W, 11,500 RPM, 1.9 kg

Metabo 603611000 is a 125 mm angle grinder designed for general-purpose cutting, grinding and surface preparation on metal and masonry. The tool features a compact, lightweight body weighing 1.9 kg and a brushed AC motor that provides 850 W input power and a no-load speed range from 3,000 to 11,500 RPM. Its 125 mm disc size makes it compatible with a wide range of grinding and cutting accessories for workshop and construction tasks.

Advantages

The angle grinder combines a high no-load speed with a compact form factor to deliver effective stock removal and cutting capability while remaining easy to handle. At 1.9 kg the tool offers reduced operator fatigue during prolonged use. The straightforward brushed motor design ensures predictable performance across its speed range and simple maintenance. The housing and handle design provide a stable grip and control during operations on metal and masonry.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel bars, pipes and metal profiles
• Grinding welds and removing rust from metal surfaces
• Surface preparation of concrete, mortar and masonry
• Shaping and smoothing edges with grinding discs
• Light to medium-duty workshop and construction tasks

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Input power: 850 W
• No-load speed: 3,000–11,500 RPM
• Weight: 1.9 kg
• Motor type: brushed AC motor
• Colour: green, black and aluminium

How to use

Select a suitable 125 mm disc for the material and task, fit it securely according to the accessory manufacturer’s instructions and ensure the guard is in place. Hold the grinder with both hands, position the disc at the work area, start the tool and allow it to reach operating speed before applying light, steady pressure. Maintain consistent movement to avoid overheating one spot and stop periodically to inspect the workpiece and the disc condition. Follow standard safety procedures such as using eye protection, gloves and hearing protection.

Usage recommendations

For best results use discs rated for the intended material (cutting, grinding or masonry) and avoid excessive side pressure on cutting discs. Regularly check and replace worn discs and inspect the tool for loose parts or damage before use.