Angle grinder Metabo 627152000 — 125 mm disc, 1400 W power

The Metabo angle grinder 627152000 is a handheld power tool built around a 125 mm disc and a 1400 W motor. It is designed for cutting, grinding and surface preparation on metal and masonry. The tool’s compact housing and balanced weight distribution support precise handling during extended use, and the 125 mm disc size keeps the unit suitable for common workshop and construction tasks where access and control are important.

Advantages

The 1400 W motor delivers consistent power for cutting and grinding operations while maintaining stable rotation speed under load. The compact design and ergonomic grip reduce operator fatigue and improve control for detail work. Built-in safety features and a sturdy gearbox support long-term reliability in professional and home workshop environments. The 125 mm disc provides a compromise between cutting depth and maneuverability, making the tool versatile for a range of materials.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Cutting steel rods, rebar and metal profiles
• Grinding welds and removing rust from metal surfaces
• Cutting and shaping masonry, bricks and concrete blocks with appropriate discs
• Surface preparation before painting or coating
• DIY metalworking and light fabrication tasks

Key specifications

• Disc diameter: 125 mm
• Motor power: 1400 W
• Intended mains supply: standard mains voltage for region (AC)
• Spindle thread and flange compatible with 125 mm discs
• Compact, ergonomic housing for improved handling
• Suitable for cutting and grinding metal and masonry with correct accessory selection

How to use

Fit an appropriate 125 mm disc or accessory according to the planned task, ensuring the disc is rated for the tool’s operating speed. Secure the disc with the provided flange and tighten with the lock nut while the tool is unplugged or battery disconnected. Hold the angle grinder with both hands, maintain a firm grip, and allow the motor to reach full speed before engaging the work surface. Use steady, controlled passes and avoid excessive force that could overload the motor or damage the disc. After finishing, allow the disc to stop completely before setting the tool down.

Recommendations

Use personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection, gloves and respiratory protection as needed). Select discs and wheels rated for 125 mm diameter and compatible with the tool’s maximum RPM. Inspect discs for cracks or damage before use and replace them if compromised. For cutting masonry, use diamond or abrasive discs marked for stone; for metal, use grinding or cutting discs rated for steel. Follow local mains voltage and earthing requirements and observe standard workshop safety practices.