Smerigliatrice angolare Metabo 603611000

The Metabo 603611000 angle grinder is a compact, corded grinding tool equipped with a 125 mm (12.5 cm) grinding disc and a brushed motor. Designed for general metalworking and masonry tasks, it delivers an idle speed range from 3,000 to 11,500 RPM, with an input power of 850 W and an output power of 480 W. The tool is lightweight at 1.9 kg and finished in Metabo’s green, black and aluminium colours, offering straightforward handling for workshop or job-site use.

Advantages

The grinder’s high idle speed range provides flexibility for cutting, grinding and surface preparation. Its 125 mm disc size balances maneuverability and material removal rate for a variety of tasks. At 1.9 kg the tool is easy to position and control during extended use. The corded AC design ensures continuous power for longer operations without battery changes or recharging interruptions.

Suitable for

• Cutting steel and metal profiles
• Grinding welds and removing burrs
• Surface preparation on concrete and masonry
• Light to medium-duty fabrication and maintenance work

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm (12.5 cm)
• Idle speed: 3,000 – 11,500 RPM
• Input power: 850 W
• Output power: 480 W
• Weight: 1.9 kg
• Power supply: AC mains
• Colour: Green, black, aluminium

How to use

Fit a suitable 125 mm disc for the intended task and ensure the disc is rated for the grinder’s maximum speed. Secure the side handle in the preferred position for two-handed control and confirm that the workpiece is clamped or supported. Connect to an appropriate AC supply, start the tool and allow it to reach operating speed before applying it to the material. Use steady, even pressure and avoid forcing the tool; let the disc do the cutting or grinding. After use, switch off and wait for the disc to stop completely before setting the tool down.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye protection, hearing protection and gloves. Select discs rated for the correct material and speed, maintain a firm two-handed grip, and allow the tool to cool between prolonged operations. Inspect discs and guards regularly and replace worn or damaged consumables.