GWS 14-125 Professional Angle Grinder
The GWS 14-125 Professional angle grinder is a corded tool designed to reach a new level in power-to-size ratio, offering more power, robustness and improved dust protection.
Main Technical Data
- Article (Order Code): 0 601 7D0 000
- EAN Code: 4059952576466
- Battery operated/Corded: Corded
- Rated power consumption: 1,400 W
- No-load speed: 11,500 rpm
- Spindle thread: M14
- Grinding wheel diameter (Ø): 125 mm
- Hole diameter (Ø): 22.23 mm
- Voltage, electrical: 230 V (Voltage range 220 – 240 V)
- Weight: 2,200 kg
- Switch: Lockable switch
- X-LOCK Technology: No
User Features and Security
- The grinder offers maximum productivity and improved dust protection thanks to the air inlets located on the rear of the tool.
- It guarantees even more practical work thanks to the very small circumference of the handle.
- It features high user protection thanks to: KickBack Control , protection against accidental restart and Vibration Control side handle .
- Other features included are constant speed , soft start and overload protection .
Applications
The GWS 14-125 Professional is designed for:
- Grinding on metal and weld seams.
- Cutting metal, concrete, brick and tile.
It is compatible with the Bosch Professional GDE 125 EA-T Professional and GDE 115 / 125 FC-T dust extraction systems.
Noise and Vibration Information
The noise level of the power tool rated A typically includes:
- Sound pressure level: 95 dB(A)
- Sound power level: 103 dB(A)
- Measurement uncertainty K: 3 dB
Equipment and Dimensional Details
The standard scope of delivery (Code 0 601 7D0 000) includes:
- Cardboard box
- Vibration Control additional handle (Code 2 608 900 000)
- Protective cap (Code 1 605 510 365)
- Cut protection cap with plastic snap clip (Code 2 608 000 757)
- Clamping flange (Code 1 605 703 099)
- Clamping nut (Code 1 603 340 040)
- Two-hole key (Code 1 607 950 043)
Tool dimensions:
- Width: 265 mm
- Length: 327 mm
- Height: 108 mm
Package dimensions (width x length x height): 130 x 390 x 160 mm.
