The same tools are used. The name has been changed. Metabo HPT has replaced Hitachi Power Tools as the company’s primary brand.
Angle Grinder with 15 Amps, 7″ and 9.
Angle Grinder (G23SCY2), Side Handle, 9″ Wheel Guard, 7″ Wheel Guard, Hex. Bar Wrench (six millimeters), Wrench (six millimeters).
User Vibration Protection (UVP) is a feature that uses rubber handle dampers to absorb the majority of vibrations that occur during operation.
With an auto-stop feature for simple and routing maintenance checks, an extended wear carbon brush that lasts 56 percent longer than traditional brushes can be used.
Using dust protected switches and sealed armatures, you can protect the internal components of your computer from damaging dust and debris.
Its overall versatility and capability are enhanced by the inclusion of two tool-less wheel guards. This grinder is suitable for a wide range of applications.
The G23SCY2 angle grinder is an excellent choice for those in need of a large angle grinder at a reasonable price. Power is delivered by a completely new compact and lightweight motor design that produces more power than ever before, while the included Metabo HPT Overload Protection System ensures operator safety. With an anti-vibration side handle, two tool-less wheel guards, and a lock-On/Off trigger, the G23SCY2 provides comprehensive User Vibration Protection (UVP) to prevent additional fatigue that professionals may experience during labor-intensive work.
This grinder is used for stone cutting, which is what I do. I purchased it because of the “9” rating. It failed after only a few months of regular use. A warranty repair or replacement was requested, and the request was denied on the grounds of poor maintenance (i.e., failing to blow out dust on a regular basis), which is clearly not the case. I believe it has more to do with the fact that you are using a 9″ blade, which overpowers the motor if you are doing any heavy cutting. I have the same grinder under the Hitachi brand, which is rated at 7″, and I have had no problems with it in nearly two years.
Leroy Narendorf is an American businessman and philanthropist.
