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Disc diameter first, since it fixes both the depth of cut and the discs that will fit. Then power source, then body form for access. A 115mm and a 230mm machine are different tools rather than two sizes of one.

The range runs 75mm to 230mm. 115mm and 125mm cover most workshop work. 230mm is for cutting section and slabs. 75mm mini bodies get into places the larger machines cannot reach at all.

A corded grinder runs 650W to 2600W and never stops for a battery, which suits bench work. A cordless machine goes to the work. Once a battery platform is chosen the tools follow it, so the platform choice matters more than the individual tool.

Less to wear, less heat and more of the battery reaching the disc, which means longer runtime at the same charge. Brushless kits are held on the SV20 and D20 platforms.

With a mini grinder. The 75mm 12V bodies are much smaller overall than a 115mm machine, and slim-body forms fit a hand between obstructions where a standard body will not.

Cutting a channel into masonry rather than dressing an edge. The 125mm 1320W machine runs twin discs at a set spacing, which is a different job from anything a standard angle grinder does.

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Disc diameter is the first decision and it fixes both what the grinder will cut through and what discs will fit it. The range here runs 75mm on the mini bodies through 100mm, 115mm and 125mm to 230mm, and a 115mm machine and a 230mm machine are different tools rather than two sizes of the same one.

Power source is the second. A corded grinder runs 650W to 2600W and never stops for a battery, which suits sustained work at a bench. A cordless grinder goes to the work, and the platforms here are Sealey SV10.8, SV12 and SV20, Draper D20 20V and Abracs RG 20V. Once a platform is chosen the batteries follow it, so it is worth choosing deliberately. Sealey run SAG and SG ladders through the corded range with Draper Storm Force and Expert bodies alongside.

Brushless motors change the cordless equation. Without brushes there is less to wear, less heat and more of the battery reaching the disc, which on a grinder means longer runtime at the same charge. Brushless kits are held on the SV20 and D20 platforms.

Body form covers the access cases. Mini grinders at 75mm on 12V go where a full size body cannot, and slim bodies fit a hand between obstructions. A 125mm wall chaser at 1320W sits on this leaf for cutting channels rather than dressing edges. Discs are the consumable and must match the machine diameter. Questions go over WhatsApp on 07754288583. Abracs RG bodies sit on the 20V platform for the same disc sizes as the corded machines.

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Disc diameter first, since it fixes both the depth of cut and the discs that will fit. Then power source, then body form for access. A 115mm and a 230mm machine are different tools rather than two sizes of one.

The range runs 75mm to 230mm. 115mm and 125mm cover most workshop work. 230mm is for cutting section and slabs. 75mm mini bodies get into places the larger machines cannot reach at all.

A corded grinder runs 650W to 2600W and never stops for a battery, which suits bench work. A cordless machine goes to the work. Once a battery platform is chosen the tools follow it, so the platform choice matters more than the individual tool.

Less to wear, less heat and more of the battery reaching the disc, which means longer runtime at the same charge. Brushless kits are held on the SV20 and D20 platforms.

With a mini grinder. The 75mm 12V bodies are much smaller overall than a 115mm machine, and slim-body forms fit a hand between obstructions where a standard body will not.

Cutting a channel into masonry rather than dressing an edge. The 125mm 1320W machine runs twin discs at a set spacing, which is a different job from anything a standard angle grinder does.

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