Angle Grinder (Handheld) 400/230 MKSC Slusarski 374416 — OEM

Handheld angle grinder MKSC Slusarski model 374416 (OEM) marked 400/230 is a compact rotary power tool intended for cutting, grinding and surface preparation on metal and masonry. Designed for use in workshops and on construction sites, this angle grinder accepts standard cutting and grinding discs and provides the mechanical capacity needed for general-purpose metalworking, rust and paint removal, and masonry shaping tasks.

Advantages

The tool combines a compact form factor with a robust housing and is compatible with commonly available discs and accessories. Its specification marked 400/230 corresponds to its rated operating parameters and enables stable performance for continuous tasks. The grinder is suitable for both professional tradespeople and DIY users who require a reliable handheld rotary tool for cutting, grinding and surface finishing.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal pipes, rods and profiles
• Grinding welds and removing burrs
• Surface preparation: removing rust, paint and scale
• Masonry cutting, chamfering and shaping
• General workshop and construction site tasks

Key specifications

• Tool type: handheld angle grinder
• Compatibility: accepts standard cutting and grinding discs
• Intended materials: metal and masonry
• Use case: cutting, grinding, surface preparation
• Design: compact rotary tool suitable for workshop and site use

How to use

Select an appropriate disc for the task—use cutting discs for metal or masonry as required, and use grinding or flap discs for weld dressing and surface finishing. Fit the disc according to the manufacturer's instructions and ensure the guard and side handle are installed securely. Hold the grinder with both hands, position the disc at the correct angle to the workpiece, and apply steady, controlled pressure. Allow the tool to reach full speed before contact and avoid forcing the disc; let the abrasive do the work. After finishing, switch off the tool and wait for the disc to stop completely before setting the grinder down.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye and ear protection, gloves and appropriate dust masks when cutting or grinding metal and masonry. Match disc speed and type to the material, check discs for damage before use, and maintain the tool with regular cleaning and inspection of brushes and guards to ensure safe, reliable operation.