Meet the Metabo 600468420 WEV 15-125 Quick Angle Grinder—a robust, high-performance workhorse built for professionals who demand fast progress, precise control, and long service life. If you tackle demanding grinding and cutting tasks, this grinder brings power, reliability, and a touch of wit to the job site.

Key Features & Design

• Power and speed control: Amps 13.5 A; Output power 900 W; No-load speed 2800–11000 RPM; Speed at rated load 11000 RPM; Torque 31 in-lbs.
• Durability and efficiency: Metabo LongLife Motor with patented dust guard, up to 20% more high overload capacity and 50% more torque.
• Precision speed management: Vario-Tacho-Constamatic (VTC) Full Wave Electronics with Thumbwheel for customized speeds that stay almost constant under load.
• Fast, tool-free disc changes: Quick disc change at the push of a button with the Metabo M-Quick System; tool-free adjustable guard; twist-proof design.
• Comfort and control: Low vibration side handle with Metabo VibraTech (MVT) for reduced fatigue on long jobs.
• Safety-first design: S-automatic Torque Limiting Clutch minimizes kick-back to the lowest level when the disc jams; electronic overload protection, soft start, and restart protection; auto-stop carbon brushes protect the motor.
• Versatility: Gear housing can be mounted turned in 90° steps for left-handed operation or cutting.

Technical specifications

• Amps: 13.5 AMPS
• Disc diameter: 5 "
• Output power: 900 W
• No-load speed: 2800 - 11000 RPM
• Speed at rated load: 11000 RPM
• Torque: 31 in-lbs
• Spindle thread: 5/8" - 11 UNC
• Grip circumference: 8 1/8 "
• Weight (without power cable): 5.5 lbs
• Cable length: 8 ft
• Vibration: Surface grinding: 6 m/s²; Uncertainty of measurement K: 1.5 m/s²
• Grinding with sandpaper: 3.6 m/s²; Uncertainty of measurement K: 1.5 m/s²
• Noise emission: Sound pressure level: 93 dB(A); Sound power level (LwA): 104 dB(A); Uncertainty of measurement K: 3 dB(A)

Built to endure tough jobs, the Metabo WEV 15-125 Quick Angle Grinder delivers speed, control, and safety you can rely on—so you can focus on the task, not the tool.