ID HBG8DC ELECTRIC BENCH GRINDER MACHINE [G-240V] - 21736
ID HBG8DC ELECTRIC BENCH GRINDER MACHINE [G-240V] - 21736

ID HBG8DC ELECTRIC BENCH GRINDER MACHINE [G-240V] - 21736

Dhs. 240.00 Dhs. 300.00
SKU: 21736
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Precision Grinding, Lasting Sharpness — The Workshop Bench Grinder Built for Daily Professional Use

The ID HBG8DC Electric Bench Grinder is a robust, stationary 370W bench-mounted grinding machine designed for precision tool sharpening, deburring, and surface grinding in metalworking workshops, fabrication shops, and serious DIY environments. Running on 220–240V at 2,950 RPM with a maximum 150mm grinding wheel diameter, this double-wheel bench grinder delivers consistent, controlled abrasive performance for shaping and finishing metal tools and components. Fitted with a Type G British 3-pin plug for direct UAE and GCC socket compatibility, and featuring a double-insulated body, integrated eye shields, and a sharpening holder, the HBG8DC is engineered for safe, reliable, and repeatable results in fixed workshop settings.

  • 370W Motor at 2,950 RPM for Consistent, Controlled Abrasive Performance: The HBG8DC is powered by a 370W induction motor running at a steady 2,950 RPM on 220–240V at 50/60Hz — a speed optimised for controlled material removal during tool sharpening, deburring, and surface grinding. Unlike higher-speed grinders that can overheat tool edges and destroy temper, the HBG8DC's measured RPM allows operators to work metal with precision, maintaining the integrity of cutting edges on chisels, drill bits, lathe tools, and other workshop implements.
  • 150mm Maximum Grinding Wheel Diameter for Versatile Abrasive Coverage: The HBG8DC accommodates grinding wheels up to 150mm (6 inches) in diameter — the most widely used size in professional bench grinder applications. This wheel size provides a generous grinding surface for both fine sharpening work and heavier stock removal tasks such as shaping metal blanks, cleaning weld spatter, and restoring damaged tool profiles. The dual-wheel configuration allows one wheel to be set up for coarse grinding and the other for fine finishing, enabling a complete sharpening workflow on a single machine.
  • Double-Insulated Construction for Safe Operation in Workshop Environments: The double-insulated body of the HBG8DC ensures that all internal electrical components are fully isolated from the outer casing, eliminating the risk of electric shock even in the event of an internal wiring fault. This is a critical safety feature for a stationary tool that may be used in metal-rich, conductive workshop environments where contact with earthed surfaces is common. Combined with CE certification, the double-insulation design meets the highest standards for electrical safety in professional power tools.
  • Dual Eye Shield Assemblies for Comprehensive Spark and Debris Protection: The HBG8DC is supplied with two eyeshield assemblies — one positioned above each grinding wheel — providing transparent protective barriers that deflect sparks, metal fragments, and abrasive particles away from the operator's face during grinding. The shields are adjustable to suit different working positions and wheel wear levels, ensuring protection is maintained throughout the wheel's service life. This built-in safety provision reduces the reliance on additional PPE and keeps the operator protected during every grinding session.
  • Sharpening Holder for Guided, Repeatable Tool Sharpening Angles: The included sharpening holder is a precision accessory that supports tools at a consistent angle against the grinding wheel — eliminating the guesswork and inconsistency of freehand sharpening. This is particularly valuable when restoring chisels, plane blades, and turning tools that require a specific bevel angle to perform correctly. By maintaining a fixed geometry throughout the sharpening pass, the holder ensures a flat, even cutting edge is achieved every time, extending tool life and improving cutting performance.
  • Type G British 3-Pin Plug for Direct UAE and GCC Mains Compatibility: The HBG8DC is supplied with a Type G British 3-pin plug — the standard socket type used across the UAE, UK, Saudi Arabia, and the wider GCC region — and operates on 220–240V mains power, meaning no adapter or transformer is required for immediate use. This plug and voltage combination makes the HBG8DC a plug-and-play solution for workshops and garages across the region, with no additional electrical infrastructure needed beyond a standard wall socket.
  • The ID HBG8DC Electric Bench Grinder carries CE certification (machine-level safety testing), confirming it meets European safety and performance standards for stationary power tools. It is supplied with a Type G British 3-pin plug for direct compatibility with UAE and GCC mains sockets. The complete kit includes the bench grinder machine, two eyeshield assemblies for dual-wheel spark protection, a sharpening holder for guided tool sharpening, and a guide book — providing everything needed to begin precision grinding and sharpening work immediately upon installation.
Key Features Perfect For
  • 370W motor at 2,950 RPM for consistent grinding performance
  • 150mm maximum grinding wheel diameter
  • Double-insulated body for enhanced operator safety
  • Dual eye shield assemblies for spark and debris protection
  • Includes sharpening holder for guided, precise tool sharpening
  • Sharpening chisels, drill bits, and cutting tools
  • Deburring and cleaning metal components
  • Shaping and profiling metal parts
  • Surface polishing and finishing on steel workpieces
  • Workshop tool maintenance and restoration

    General Purchase & Comparison Queries

    What is included with the HBG8DC and is it ready to use out of the box?

    The ID HBG8DC kit includes the bench grinder machine, two eyeshield assemblies, a sharpening holder, and a guide book. The machine comes fitted with grinding wheels and a Type G British 3-pin plug, making it compatible with standard UAE and GCC mains sockets at 220–240V — no adapter or transformer required. You will need to mount the machine securely to a workbench or stand before use; bench grinders should always be bolted down to prevent movement during operation. Grinding wheels are pre-installed, so the machine is ready to operate once mounted.

    How does the HBG8DC compare to an angle grinder for tool sharpening?

    A bench grinder like the HBG8DC is significantly better suited for precision tool sharpening than an angle grinder. The bench grinder's fixed, stationary platform allows the operator to present tools to the wheel at a consistent, controlled angle — especially when using the included sharpening holder. The 2,950 RPM speed is also more appropriate for sharpening, as it reduces the risk of overheating and destroying the temper of cutting edges. An angle grinder operates at much higher speeds and is designed for cutting and grinding workpieces, not for the fine, repeatable edge work that a bench grinder excels at.

    Can I replace the grinding wheels on the HBG8DC?

    Yes — the grinding wheels on the HBG8DC are replaceable as they wear down through use. When replacing wheels, always use 150mm diameter grinding wheels rated for a minimum of 2,950 RPM to match the machine's specifications. Ensure replacement wheels have the correct bore diameter and thickness to fit the spindle and flanges correctly. Always disconnect the machine from the mains power supply before changing wheels, and follow the wheel replacement procedure outlined in the included guide book. Never use cracked, chipped, or damaged wheels.

    Product-Specific and Usage Queries

    How do I use the sharpening holder correctly?

    The sharpening holder is designed to support tools at a fixed angle against the grinding wheel, ensuring a consistent bevel is maintained throughout the sharpening pass. To use it, adjust the holder's angle to match the desired bevel angle of the tool being sharpened — typically between 25° and 35° for most chisels and plane blades. Place the tool flat on the holder's platform and advance it steadily into the wheel using light, even pressure. Move the tool laterally across the wheel face to distribute wear evenly. Dip the tool in water periodically to prevent heat build-up that could soften the cutting edge.

    How should I position the eye shields before use?

    The two eyeshield assemblies should be positioned directly above each grinding wheel before starting the machine, adjusted so the transparent shield face sits as close to the wheel as practical without making contact. Most eyeshield assemblies on bench grinders are mounted on an adjustable arm that can be angled to follow the wheel's profile as it wears down over time. Ensure both shields are firmly locked in position before switching the machine on. Even with the eye shields in place, it is recommended to wear safety glasses or a face shield as an additional precaution during grinding.

    Problem/Solution-Oriented Queries

    The bench grinder is vibrating excessively — what should I do?

    Excessive vibration on a bench grinder is most commonly caused by uneven wheel wear, an out-of-balance wheel, or an improperly mounted machine. First, ensure the machine is securely bolted to a solid workbench — any movement in the mounting will amplify vibration significantly. Inspect both grinding wheels for uneven wear, flat spots, or damage; an unbalanced or unevenly worn wheel must be dressed using a wheel dresser to restore a true, round profile. If a wheel is cracked or severely damaged, replace it immediately. If vibration persists after dressing and securing the machine, contact your point of purchase for assessment.

    The motor starts but the wheels spin slowly — what could cause this?

    Slow wheel speed after startup is often caused by low mains voltage or a voltage drop on the supply circuit — verify that the socket is delivering a stable 220–240V and that the machine is not sharing a circuit with other high-draw equipment. Bench grinder motors also have a natural run-up period of a few seconds before reaching full speed, which is normal. If the wheels consistently fail to reach operating speed, the motor may be experiencing capacitor issues or winding faults — in this case, disconnect the machine and contact your point of purchase, as the unit is CE certified and should be assessed under its quality guarantee.