Angle Grinder Proma 25231501, handheld power tool for cutting and grinding

Proma 25231501 is a handheld angle grinder designed for cutting, grinding and surface preparation. This compact power tool accepts standard cutting and grinding discs and is suitable for work with metal, stone and masonry. It is configured for tasks such as cutting pipes and rebar, removing rust and paint, smoothing welds and performing light material removal on construction and repair jobs.

Advantages

The angle grinder offers a compact design that enhances maneuverability in confined spaces while maintaining effective power delivery for common cutting and grinding tasks. Compatibility with widely available standard discs makes disc replacement straightforward and cost-effective. Its construction supports both cutting and surface preparation operations, making the tool versatile for workshop and on-site applications.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal pipes, rebar and profiles
• Grinding and smoothing welded joints
• Removing rust, old paint and coatings
• Shaping and trimming masonry or stone with appropriate discs
• Light material removal and surface preparation before painting or welding

Key specifications

• Handheld angle grinder form factor for one-handed or two-handed operation with auxiliary handle
• Accepts standard diameter cutting and grinding discs compatible with common accessories
• Designed for metal, stone and masonry applications
• Compact dimensions for access to tight areas and portability between job sites
• Straightforward disc change and maintenance procedures typical for this class of tool

How to use

Select an appropriate disc for the material and task (cutting, grinding or abrasive cleaning) and install it according to the tool and disc manufacturer's instructions. Secure the workpiece and position the grinder with a stable grip using the main and auxiliary handles as required. Start the tool and allow it to reach full speed before contacting the work surface. Apply steady, controlled pressure and maintain the planned cutting or grinding path; avoid forcing the tool. After use, allow the disc to stop completely before setting the tool down and follow recommended maintenance steps such as cleaning vents and checking the disc and guard for wear.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and face protection, hearing protection and gloves. Choose discs rated for the grinder's operating speed and material type. Inspect discs and guards before each use and replace damaged accessories. For extended or heavy tasks, allow periodic rest to avoid overheating the tool and the disc.