Hikoki Metabo 1350W 125mm Angle Grinder W 13-125 Quick 603627190
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Hikoki Metabo 1350W 125mm Angle Grinder W 13-125 Quick 603627190

SKU: 603627190
: 4061792176553

$418.50

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Hikoki Metabo 1350W 125mm Angle Grinder W 13-125 Quick 603627190

$418.50

$418.50

A robust corded 125mm angle grinder built on Metabo's Marathon motor platform, positioned for demanding trade use with high power density for its class.

Key Features

  • Metabo Marathon motor – up to 20% more overload capacity, 50% more torque than standard
  • M-Quick tool-free disc-change system at the touch of a button
  • Low-vibration side handle (Metabo VibraTech/MVT)
  • S-automatic mechanical safety clutch (kickback protection)
  • Gear housing rotates in 90° steps for left-handed operation or cutting

Technical Specifications

Order No. 603627190
Disc diameter 125mm
Input / output power 1,350W / 830W
No-load speed 11,000 rpm
Speed at rated load 8,000 rpm
Torque 3.4Nm
Spindle thread M14
Weight (without cable) 2.4kg
Cable length 4m
Noise 97 dB(A) pressure / 105 dB(A) power
Warranty 3-year Metabo warranty on tools and battery packs/chargers
Description

A robust corded 125mm angle grinder built on Metabo's Marathon motor platform, positioned for demanding trade use with high power density for its class.

Key Features

  • Metabo Marathon motor – up to 20% more overload capacity, 50% more torque than standard
  • M-Quick tool-free disc-change system at the touch of a button
  • Low-vibration side handle (Metabo VibraTech/MVT)
  • S-automatic mechanical safety clutch (kickback protection)
  • Gear housing rotates in 90° steps for left-handed operation or cutting

Technical Specifications

Order No. 603627190
Disc diameter 125mm
Input / output power 1,350W / 830W
No-load speed 11,000 rpm
Speed at rated load 8,000 rpm
Torque 3.4Nm
Spindle thread M14
Weight (without cable) 2.4kg
Cable length 4m
Noise 97 dB(A) pressure / 105 dB(A) power
Warranty 3-year Metabo warranty on tools and battery packs/chargers

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