Angle Grinder Einhell TE-AG 230/2000

The Angle Grinder Einhell TE-AG 230/2000 is a robust, mains-powered tool designed for demanding cutting, grinding and roughing tasks in the home, workshop and garage. It is fitted with a 2000 W motor and a 230 mm grinding disc, delivering high power and a maximum no-load speed of 6500 rpm. The tool includes a metal gear head for durable power transmission, a spindle lock for quick disc changes and a soft-start feature for smooth, safe start-up.

Advantages

The TE-AG 230/2000 combines a durable metal gear head with low-vibration running and a long service life. A quick-adjust disc guard is easily positioned by hand for different tasks, while a three-position auxiliary handle and soft-grip surfaces on both handles ensure comfortable and secure handling. Additional features include a cable clip for tidy storage and a spindle lock to speed up accessories replacement.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal and steel
• Grinding and removing welds or rust
• Surface roughing and shaping of tile or stone (with suitable disc)
• Workshop and general maintenance tasks

Key specifications

• Brand: EINHELL
• Model: TE-AG 230/2000 (MPN 4430840, EAN 4006825593419)
• Power: 2000 W
• No-load speed: 6500 rpm
• Grinding disc diameter: 230 mm
• Weight: 5.6 kg
• Cable length: 3 m
• Colours: Black, Red, Silver

How to use

Fit a suitable 230 mm disc, ensure the guard is adjusted to protect you from sparks and debris, and secure the auxiliary handle in the preferred of three positions. Connect the grinder to a properly rated mains supply and switch it on; the soft-start feature reduces initial torque for controlled acceleration. During operation, hold the tool with both hands using the soft-grip surfaces, maintain a steady feed without forcing the disc, and allow the tool to reach full speed before contacting the workpiece. Switch off and wait for the disc to stop completely before setting the tool down or changing accessories.

Recommendations

Use protective equipment (safety goggles, gloves, ear protection and a dust mask) and appropriate discs for the material. Do not use damaged or excessively worn discs. Keep the ventilation openings clear and allow the tool to cool during extended use to preserve the metal gear head and motor life.