ID AG801 [110V] ELECTRIC ANGLE GRINDER MACHINE [G-240V] [DeWalt Type] - 27634
ID AG801 [110V] ELECTRIC ANGLE GRINDER MACHINE [G-240V] [DeWalt Type] - 27634

ID AG801 [110V] ELECTRIC ANGLE GRINDER MACHINE [G-240V] [DeWalt Type] - 27634

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Professional Power and Precision — The 850W Angle Grinder Built for the Toughest Jobs

The ID AG801 Electric Angle Grinder is a professional-grade 850W corded angle grinder machine built for demanding grinding, cutting, and polishing applications across metalworking, construction, fabrication, and DIY projects. Rated at 110V with an 11,000 RPM no-load speed and compatible with 115mm grinding and cutting discs on an M10 spindle thread, this DeWalt-type grinder delivers consistent, high-speed performance in a manageable 2.125 kg body. Featuring double insulation, a spindle lock for tool-free disc changes, and a Type G British 3-pin plug, the AG801 is engineered for reliability and operator safety in professional workshop and on-site environments.

  • 850W Rated Power Input at 11,000 RPM No-Load Speed: The AG801 is driven by an 850W electric motor delivering a no-load speed of 11,000 RPM — providing the rotational force needed to cut through steel, grind concrete, and polish surfaces with speed and consistency. Operating on 110V at 50/60Hz, it is compatible with standard site power supplies and generators, making it equally suited for fixed workshop use and on-site construction environments where 110V power is the norm for safety compliance.
  • 115mm Wheel Diameter with M10 Spindle Thread for Wide Accessory Compatibility: The AG801 accepts a maximum wheel diameter of 115mm — the most widely used disc size in professional angle grinding — mounted on a standard M10 spindle thread. This ensures broad compatibility with cutting discs, grinding wheels, flap discs, wire cup brushes, and polishing pads from virtually any major accessory brand. The included wheel guard provides adjustable protection and can be repositioned to suit the direction of the cut or grind.
  • Spindle Lock for Fast, Single-Handed Disc Changes: The integrated spindle lock mechanism immobilises the drive shaft at the press of a button, allowing the operator to swap discs quickly and securely using only one hand and the included wrench. This eliminates the need for additional tools during accessory changes, significantly reducing downtime on busy job sites and in production environments where multiple disc types are used across a single session.
  • Double-Insulated Construction for Maximum Operator Safety: The AG801's double-insulated body is engineered so that all internal electrical components are completely isolated from the outer casing — eliminating the risk of electric shock even in the event of an internal fault. This design is a critical safety feature for tools used in wet, dusty, or electrically hazardous environments such as construction sites, metal fabrication shops, and outdoor worksites, and is a key requirement for CE certification compliance.
  • Auto-Stop Carbon Set for Extended Motor Life and Reduced Maintenance: The inclusion of an auto-stop carbon brush set is a professional-grade feature that automatically halts the motor when the carbon brushes reach the end of their service life — preventing damage to the motor's armature and commutator. This protects the tool from costly internal damage, extends the overall service life of the grinder, and gives operators advance warning to replace brushes before failure occurs, minimising unplanned downtime.
  • Ergonomic Auxiliary Handle and Adjustable Wheel Guard for Controlled Operation: The included auxiliary side handle provides a secure two-handed grip, improving operator control and reducing fatigue during extended grinding or cutting sessions. At just 2.125 kg, the AG801 is lightweight enough for overhead and vertical work without excessive strain, while the repositionable wheel guard ensures debris and sparks are directed away from the operator regardless of working angle or disc orientation.
  • The ID AG801 carries CE certification (machine-level safety testing), confirming it meets European safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards for professional power tools. It is supplied with a Type G British 3-pin plug for direct compatibility with UAE, UK, and GCC standard sockets. The complete kit includes the angle grinder machine, an auto-stop carbon brush set, an auxiliary handle, a wrench, a wheel guard, and a guide book — everything required to begin grinding, cutting, or polishing tasks straight out of the box.
Key Features Perfect For
  • 850W rated power at 11,000 RPM no-load speed
  • 115mm max wheel diameter on M10 spindle thread
  • Spindle lock for single-handed disc changes
  • Double-insulated body for enhanced operator safety
  • Auto-stop carbon set for extended motor life
  • Metal grinding, cutting, and deburring
  • Tile cutting and concrete surface grinding
  • Weld seam removal and surface preparation
  • Fabrication and structural steelwork
  • Construction site and workshop finishing tasks

    General Purchase & Comparison Queries

    What voltage does the AG801 run on and is it compatible with UAE sockets?

    The ID AG801 is rated at 110V (50/60Hz) and comes fitted with a Type G British 3-pin plug, which is the standard plug type used across the UAE, UK, and GCC countries. However, as a 110V tool, it is designed for use with a 110V site transformer or step-down converter rather than a standard 220–240V mains socket. This voltage rating is common on professional construction sites where 110V centre-tapped transformers are used as a safety measure. Please verify your power supply before use.

    How does the AG801 compare to a standard 240V angle grinder?

    The AG801 is a 110V variant of the professional angle grinder range, designed specifically for site safety compliance where 110V centre-tapped power supplies are mandated to reduce electrocution risk. In terms of performance, the 850W motor and 11,000 RPM no-load speed are comparable to equivalent 240V models in the same power class. The key difference is the power supply requirement — the AG801 requires a 110V transformer or generator output, whereas a 240V model connects directly to standard mains. Both share the same 115mm disc size and M10 spindle compatibility.

    What discs and accessories are compatible with the AG801?

    The AG801 accepts any 115mm (4.5-inch) diameter disc or wheel with an M10 centre bore — the most universally available size in the angle grinder accessory market. Compatible accessories include cutting discs (metal, stone, tile), grinding wheels, flap discs for surface finishing, wire cup brushes for rust and paint removal, and polishing pads. Always ensure accessories are rated for a minimum of 11,000 RPM to match the tool's no-load speed, and use only accessories appropriate for the material being worked.

    Product-Specific and Usage Queries

    How do I change the disc on the AG801?

    Disc changes on the AG801 are straightforward thanks to the spindle lock mechanism. Press and hold the spindle lock button to immobilise the drive shaft, then use the included wrench to loosen the retaining nut by turning it in the direction indicated on the tool. Remove the old disc, place the new disc onto the spindle ensuring it seats flat against the backing flange, and retighten the nut securely with the wrench while keeping the spindle lock engaged. Always ensure the tool is disconnected from the power supply before changing any accessory.

    What is the auto-stop carbon set and when should it be replaced?

    The auto-stop carbon brush set included with the AG801 consists of the motor's carbon brushes — the components that transfer electrical current to the rotating armature. As the brushes wear down through normal use, the auto-stop feature automatically cuts power to the motor before the brushes wear completely through, preventing damage to the armature and commutator. When the tool stops unexpectedly during use and the disc and power supply are confirmed to be fine, this is typically a sign the carbon brushes need replacing. A spare set is included in the kit for this purpose.

    Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

    The grinder is not spinning at full speed — what should I check?

    Reduced speed is most commonly caused by insufficient power supply voltage — confirm your transformer or generator is delivering a stable 110V output under load, as voltage drop under heavy draw can reduce motor speed significantly. Also check that the power cable and plug connections are secure and undamaged. If the tool has been in heavy use, allow it to cool down as thermal overload protection may be limiting output. If the issue persists, inspect the carbon brushes — worn brushes reduce electrical contact efficiency and can cause speed loss before the auto-stop activates.

    The wheel guard feels loose — how do I secure it?

    The wheel guard on the AG801 is designed to be repositionable so it can be adjusted to suit different cutting and grinding angles. If it feels loose during operation, first ensure it is correctly seated on the gear head collar and that the clamping screw or locking mechanism is fully tightened. Use the included wrench or a suitable screwdriver to secure it firmly. A loose wheel guard is a safety hazard and the tool should not be operated until it is properly secured. If the guard is damaged or the locking mechanism is worn, contact your point of purchase for a replacement before continuing use.