Bench Grinder Metabo BS 200 Plus

The Metabo BS 200 Plus bench grinder is a stationary grinding machine designed for workshop and industrial use. It is equipped with a 600 W motor that delivers a maximum idle speed of 2980 RPM, enabling efficient material removal with aluminium oxide grinding wheels for dry grinding tasks. The unit is constructed with durable components and compact footprint, providing stable operation and reliable performance for a variety of metalworking and tool-sharpening jobs. Dimensions: 550 mm (width) × 481 mm (depth) × 274 mm (height). The machine is manufactured in Germany and finished in grey, green and black.

Advantages

The 600 W motor and 2.7 N·m breakdown torque provide steady torque under load for consistent grinding results. Aluminium oxide wheels are suitable for a wide range of ferrous materials and resist wear during dry grinding. The bench grinder’s compact dimensions and solid build reduce vibration and enhance stability during operation. Design and component quality aimed at durability support longer service intervals and dependable workshop use.

Suitable for

• Grinding and shaping of steel tools and small parts
• Sharpening chisels, planer blades and drill bits
• Removing burrs and smoothing welded seams
• General workshop maintenance and metalworking tasks

Key specifications

• Motor power: 600 W
• Maximum no-load speed: 2980 RPM
• Breakdown torque: 2.7 N·m
• Abrasive wheel type: aluminium oxide (for dry grinding)
• Weight: 16.9 kg
• Overall dimensions (W × D × H): 550 × 481 × 274 mm
• Product colour: grey, green, black
• Country of manufacture: Germany

How to use

Install the bench grinder on a rigid, level workbench or stand to minimize movement. Fit the appropriate aluminium oxide grinding wheels and secure them according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Before use, check wheel guards, tool rests and spark deflectors and adjust the tool rest to a small gap from the wheel surface. Start the machine and allow it to reach full speed before applying workpieces. Apply light, even pressure and move the workpiece across the wheel to avoid overheating. After grinding, switch off the motor and wait until the wheels stop completely before performing adjustments, wheel changes or maintenance.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves. Regularly inspect abrasive wheels for cracks or wear and replace damaged wheels immediately. Ensure adequate ventilation to remove dust during dry grinding and maintain wheel dressers to keep wheel surfaces true for consistent results.