Angle Grinder Yato YT-82104

The Angle Grinder Yato YT-82104 is a handheld grinding and cutting tool equipped with an 18 cm (180 mm) grinding disc and a high-power 2000 W motor capable of reaching speeds up to 8500 RPM. Designed for workshop and construction tasks, the tool combines a relatively low weight of 2.36 kg with a 3 m power cable and protection class II electrical insulation for improved user safety. The unit's orange and black housing offers clear visibility on-site while maintaining practical ergonomics for prolonged use.

Advantages

The high 2000 W motor delivers stable performance under load, enabling efficient material removal and cutting. The 18 cm disc size provides a balance between reach and maneuverability for common metal and masonry jobs. A maximum speed of 8500 RPM ensures effective grinding and cutting performance across a range of abrasive discs. The tool's moderate weight (2.36 kg) and compact form factor reduce operator fatigue during extended tasks. Protection class II construction reduces the risk of electrical faults and eliminates the need for a protective earth connection in compliant installations.

Suitable for

• Cutting and grinding metal components and sheet metal
• Removing rust, scale, and old coatings
• Masonry work such as cutting bricks, tiles, and concrete edges
• Surface preparation before welding or painting
• DIY projects and general workshop maintenance

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 180 mm
• Rated power: 2000 W
• Maximum speed: 8500 RPM
• Weight: 2.36 kg
• Cable length: 3 m
• Protection class: Class II (double insulated)
• Housing colours: orange and black

How to use

Before use, fit an appropriate disc for the planned task and ensure it is correctly mounted and secured according to the disc manufacturer's instructions. Connect the grinder to a properly rated power supply and check that the cable and plug are undamaged. Hold the tool firmly with both hands, using the side handle where applicable, and position the guard between the operator and the disc to deflect debris. Start the grinder and allow it to reach operating speed before applying it to the workpiece; apply steady, even pressure and avoid forcing the disc. After finishing, switch off the tool and wait for the disc to stop completely before setting the grinder down and disconnecting from the power source.

Usage recommendations

Use discs and accessories rated for at least the tool's maximum speed (8500 RPM). Wear appropriate personal protective equipment — safety glasses, face shield, gloves, and hearing protection — and secure small workpieces in a vise or clamp. For cutting or grinding thin materials, choose a suitable thin cutting disc to minimise heat and deformation. Maintain the tool by keeping vents clear of dust and inspecting the power cable and guard regularly. When working on masonry, use dust extraction or respiratory protection to limit exposure to airborne particles.