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The angle Grinder

Makita 9609HB - 230mm (9") Angle Grinder

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Technical Specification

|Continuous rating input |2,000 W |
|Capacity |Depressed center wheel: |
| |230 mm (9”) |
| |Wire cup brush: 110 mm |
|No load speed |6,200 rpm |
|Overall length |413 mm (19-1/16”) |
|Spindle thread |DIN type |
|Net weight |5.3 kg (11.6 lbs) |
|Power supply cord |2.5 m (8.2 ft) |

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