Angle grinder No name DED7988, 125 mm disc, 750 W, variable speed

Handheld angle grinder No name DED7988 is a compact power tool designed for cutting, grinding and surface preparation. It accepts 125 mm discs and is driven by a 750 W motor with variable speed control, enabling adjustment of rotational speed to suit different materials and tasks. The grinder’s design supports both one- and two-handed operation and is compatible with standard cutting wheels and grinding discs commonly used in metalworking and masonry.

Advantages

The tool’s variable speed control provides flexibility when working with metal, masonry or painted surfaces, allowing users to reduce sparks and heat build-up or increase RPM for faster material removal. Its 125 mm disc size balances maneuverability and cutting depth, while the 750 W motor delivers sufficient torque for general-purpose tasks. The compact form factor and ergonomic grip make it easier to control during precision work, and compatibility with common accessories simplifies replacement and setup.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal sheets, rods and profiles
• Grinding welds and removing rust from metal surfaces
• Cutting and shaping masonry, brick and concrete (with appropriate discs)
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• Light sanding and finishing with appropriate attachments

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Motor power: 750 W
• Variable speed control for adjustable RPM
• Compatible with standard cutting wheels and grinding discs for 125 mm size
• Compact, handheld design for one- or two-handed use

How to use

Fit a suitable 125 mm disc according to the task (cutting, grinding or sanding) and ensure the disc is rated for the material. Securely tighten the flange and guard before operation. Adjust the speed control to a low setting for delicate surfaces or thin materials, and increase speed for more aggressive cutting or grinding. Hold the grinder with both hands for better control when cutting or applying pressure, and keep a steady motion along the workpiece. Allow the tool to reach operating speed before contacting the material and avoid forcing the disc into the work to prevent overheating and premature wear.

Usage recommendations

Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as eye protection, gloves and hearing protection. Use discs rated for the required material and condition, and replace worn or damaged discs immediately. Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and the guard is correctly positioned. Follow safe operating practices: avoid excessive side pressure on cutting discs and allow the motor to cool during extended use.