Angle grinder Makita GA5094 125 mm disc, 1900 W, 11 500 RPM, 2.9 kg, 4 m cable

Makita GA5094 is a corded angle grinder with a 125 mm grinding disc, 1,900 W input power and a maximum no-load speed of 11,500 RPM. The tool is designed for cutting, grinding and surface preparation on metal and masonry in workshop and construction environments. It has a 2.22 cm bore size, a 4 m cable and a compact weight of 2.9 kg to balance portability and handling during prolonged tasks.

Advantages

The machine combines a high-performance 1,900 W motor with safety and control features such as Active Feedback-sensing Technology (AFT) that stops the tool in case of kickback or wheel bind, a mechanical brake for rapid wheel stop, and a current limiter to protect the motor from overload. Soft start and anti-restart protection provide smooth and controlled start-up, while a robust build in green and black finishes ensures durability on job sites. Noise and vibration levels are specified for predictable operator conditions.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel and metal profiles
• Grinding welds and removing rust or paint
• Shaping and smoothing masonry and concrete edges
• Surface preparation before coating or painting

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• No-load speed: 11,500 RPM
• Input power: 1,900 W
• Bore size: 22.2 mm
• Weight: 2.9 kg
• Cable length: 4 m
• Power source: mains (AC)
• Sound power level: 99 dB; sound pressure level: 91 dB
• Vibration level (grinding): 3.3 m/s²

How to use

Before use, fit an appropriate 125 mm disc compatible with the 22.2 mm bore and ensure the disc is rated for the grinder's maximum speed. Secure the side handle in the preferred position and check the mechanical brake and safety features visually. Connect to a correctly rated mains supply using the attached 4 m cable. Start the tool and allow the soft start to reach operating speed before applying the disc to the workpiece. Use steady, even pressure and maintain a firm two-handed grip; let the tool do the cutting or grinding without forcing it. After finishing, release the trigger and allow the mechanical brake to stop the disc before setting the tool down. Disconnect from power before changing discs or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and dust mask) and select discs suitable for the material and application. Monitor disc condition and replace worn or damaged discs. Avoid working in wet conditions and ensure good ventilation when grinding masonry or coated surfaces.