Vinkelsliber Einhell TE-AG 125/750

The Einhell TE-AG 125/750 angle grinder is a compact, corded tool designed for a wide range of cutting, grinding and roughing tasks in the home, workshop and garage. It is driven by a 750 W motor with a maximum no-load speed of 12,000 rpm and accepts 125 mm (12 cm) discs mounted on an M14 spindle. The grinder’s slim housing, soft main and auxiliary handles and low weight (1.85 kg) improve handling and access in confined areas. The product is supplied without a cutting wheel.

Advantages

The tool features a flat metal gear head for efficient power transfer and reduced vibration, a no-tool quick-adjust wheel guard for fast adaptation to different tasks and a spindle stop for simple, quick disc changes. The auxiliary handle can be fixed in three positions to optimise grip and working angle. A face spanner is stored in the auxiliary handle for easy access, and a cable clip secures the wound cable for neat storage.

Suitable for

• Cutting metal and masonry (with appropriate discs)
• Grinding and surface preparation
• Removing rust or paint with wire brushes or grinding discs
• Working in workshops, garages and on DIY projects at home

Key specifications

• Power: 750 W
• No-load speed: up to 12,000 rpm
• Disc diameter: 125 mm (12 cm)
• Spindle thread: M14
• Weight: 1.85 kg
• Voltage: 230 V (AC)
• Colour: Red, Black

How to use

Fit a disc suitable for the intended task and tighten it using the spindle stop and the stored face spanner. Adjust the wheel guard without tools to cover the exposed edge of the disc, then secure the auxiliary handle in the preferred of three positions. Connect the grinder to a 230 V supply, hold the main and auxiliary handles firmly, and start the machine. Use steady, even pressure without forcing the disc; allow the tool’s power and speed to perform the work. Switch off and let the disc stop completely before setting the tool down or changing accessories.

Recommendations

Always use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety goggles, hearing protection, gloves and a dust mask) and select discs certified for 125 mm grinders. Do not use damaged or incorrect discs. Maintain a firm two-handed grip and ensure the guard is correctly positioned before each use.