Angle Grinder Scheppach BC-AG125-X 20V cordless, 125 mm wheel housing

The Scheppach BC-AG125-X cordless angle grinder runs on a 20V battery and accepts 125 mm wheels, offering a portable solution for cutting, grinding and surface preparation where mains power is unavailable. Its compact design and protective wheel housing make it suitable for working on metal, masonry and other materials in workshops, construction sites and home improvement tasks.

Advantages

The cordless design provides freedom of movement and eliminates the need for a power outlet during on-site repairs or remote jobs. The 125 mm wheel compatibility ensures access to a wide range of cutting and grinding discs for different materials. The protective wheel housing improves user safety and contains sparks and debris during operation. Lightweight construction and an ergonomic grip aid handling and control for extended use.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal pipes, rods and profiles
• Grinding welds and deburring metal edges
• Surface preparation on masonry and concrete
• On-site repairs and maintenance where mains power is not available
• DIY and hobby projects that require a compact, portable grinder

Key specifications

• Power source: 20V battery (cordless)
• Wheel diameter: 125 mm
• Protective wheel housing for spark containment
• Compact, lightweight design with ergonomic grip

How to use

Fit a compatible 125 mm disc suitable for the task (cutting, grinding or masonry) and secure it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Ensure the battery is fully charged and inserted correctly. Hold the tool with both hands, position the protective housing toward the workpiece to direct sparks away from the operator, then start the grinder and apply steady, controlled pressure. Allow the tool to reach full speed before engaging the workpiece and avoid forcing the grinder through the material. After use, turn off the tool, wait for the disc to stop completely and remove the battery before changing discs or performing maintenance.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment: safety glasses or face shield, hearing protection, gloves and dust mask. Choose discs rated for the grinder's maximum speed and for the specific material. Maintain the tool by keeping ventilations clear and checking the protective housing and guard for damage. For prolonged cutting or heavy grinding, use batteries with sufficient capacity and allow intermittent cooling to prevent overheating.