No Cords. No Overheating. No Limits. Just 8,500 RPM Wherever the Job Takes You.

Product Introduction

“You know the drill. You drag the extension cord across the garage floor—again. It snags on the workbench leg. You yank it free. You move to the other side of the project, and the cord isn't long enough. So you stop, unplug, find another outlet, run another cord, and by the time you actually start grinding, you've already lost ten minutes and your patience.

Now imagine pulling a grinder off the shelf, clicking in a battery, and starting the job. No cord to manage. No outlet to hunt for. No tripping over a yellow snake that's been stepped on one too many times. It spins up to 8,500 RPM—the same aggressive speed you expect from a corded tool—and chews through metal, masonry, rust, and welds like they're nothing.

You work through the project. Fifteen minutes in, a corded grinder would be too hot to hold near the gear housing. But this one's different. The cast metal gear housing is pulling heat away from the motor the whole time, keeping the tool cool and the performance consistent. You finish the cut. You set the grinder down. It's warm, but it didn't quit.

The three-position handle let you find the right grip for that awkward angle under the trailer frame. The tool-free guard rotated in two seconds when you switched from grinding a weld to cutting a bolt. And when the job was done, you put the grinder back on the shelf without winding a single cord.

This isn't about going cordless for the sake of it. It's about working at full speed, in any location, without the tool giving up before you do.”

Product Features

⚡ 8,500 RPM: Corded Speed, Cordless Freedom
“Just because you cut the cord doesn't mean you cut the power.”
“8,500 RPM is the speed you expect from a corded grinder—the kind that bites into metal, chews through rebar, and makes quick work of a weld that needs flattening. But unlike a corded grinder, this one isn't chained to a wall. Cut a pipe in the backyard. Grind a rusty trailer hitch at the scrapyard. Sharpen a mower blade in the shed with no outlet. The speed is there. The cord is not.”
🧊 Cast Metal Housing: Heat Doesn't End the Job Early
“A grinder that overheats is a grinder that stops. This one doesn't.”
“Most cordless grinders build up heat around the motor, especially during extended use. The cast metal gear housing on this one acts like a heat sink—pulling thermal energy away from the motor and dissipating it into the air. The result: you can keep cutting and grinding through long jobs without the tool going into thermal shutdown. When the work demands more, the tool delivers more.”
✋ 3‑Position Handle: Your Grip, Your Angle, Your Control
“Because ‘awkward angle' is half the job description.”
“Under a sink. Over your head. Inside a wheel well. Not every grinding job happens on a flat workbench. The three-position side handle adjusts to give you a secure, controlled grip no matter how you're holding the tool. The contoured over-molded grip reduces vibration and hand fatigue, so you're not shaking for ten minutes after you finish. Less fatigue means more control. More control means better results and fewer accidents.”
 🔧 Tool‑Free Guard: From Grinding to Cutting in Seconds
“Don't kill your momentum looking for a spanner.”
“Switching between grinding and cutting usually means finding the right tool, loosening a screw, repositioning the guard, and tightening it back down. This guard rotates with a quick twist of your hand—no tools, no downtime. When the job changes, your setup changes with it. That's not a luxury feature. On a busy day, it's the difference between staying in rhythm and losing it.”

Product Specifications

• Voltage: 20V MAX* Lithium‑Ion (battery sold separately)
  
• No‑Load Speed: 8,500 RPM
  
• Wheel Diameter: 4‑1/2″
  
• Motor Type: Brushed
  
• Spindle Thread: 5/8″‑11
  
• Weight: Lightweight design for reduced fatigue

Packaging Includes

• 20V Cordless Angle Grinder × 1
  
• Grinding Guard × 1
  
• Grinding Wheel × 1
  
• Spanner Wrench × 1
  
• User Manual × 1

🎯“You don't work in one place. Your tools shouldn't either.
Get the grinder that goes where the work is—at full speed, without overheating, and without a single extension cord.