Brand : YURI
Yuri 4"(100mm) Disc 850W Angle Grinder, 11000 RPM, YR-AG1002 for Metal and Small Stone Cutting and Polishing
SKU : TI-Y4-49209
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Short Description
The Yuri YR-AG1002 is a high-performance 4-inch (100mm) Angle Grinder built for versatility and power. Featuring a robust 850W motor and a rapid 11,000 RPM speed, this compact tool is ideal for quickly and precisely handling tasks like cutting and grinding metal, making clean cuts in small stone and masonry, and performing various polishing and finishing jobs.
Country of origin: China
Specification
  • Brand: YURI
  • Power : 850 w
  • Weight (Approx.) : 2 kg
  • No-Load Speed : 11000 rpm
  • Wheel Diameter : 100 mm

  • Rated Input Power: 6000W

  • Rated Voltage: 220V

  • Rated Frequency: 50Hz

  • Blade Size: 400mm

  • Cutting Depth: 300 mm

Description

The combination of its powerful motor and high RPM capability ensures that the disc maintains its cutting speed even under heavy load, while its smaller size allows operators to work comfortably in tight spaces and perform intricate tasks with greater accuracy than larger grinders. This makes the YR-AG1002 an essential, multi-purpose tool for fabrication, construction, automotive repair, and general maintenance.

Features

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  • High-Power Motor: 850W for sustained performance under load.

  • High Rotational Speed: 11,000 RPM for fast, efficient cutting and grinding.

  • Compact Disc Diameter: 4 inches (100mm) for precision and maneuverability in tight spaces.

  • Multi-Purpose Use: Suitable for cutting metal, grinding, cutting small stone/masonry, and polishing.

  • Durable Construction: Built for reliability and longevity in professional environments.

  • Ergonomic Design: Compact size for improved control and reduced operator fatigue.

Applications

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Cutting: Using thin cut-off wheels to slice through hard materials.

  • Materials: Steel, iron, stainless steel, rebar, metal pipes, bolts, concrete, brick, stone, and tile.

Grinding/Shaping: Using thick grinding discs or flap discs to remove large amounts of material.

  • Tasks: Smoothing down rough welds, removing excess metal or stone, sharpening blades, and beveling edges.

Cleaning/Stripping: Using wire wheels or cup brushes.

  • Tasks: Aggressively removing rust, old paint, corrosion, and slag from metal surfaces.

Finishing/Polishing: Using specialized pads or fine-grit discs.

  • Tasks: Preparing surfaces for final coating, light sanding, and basic polishing of metal or stone.

Maintenance

  • Cleaning: Use compressed air to blow dust out of motor vents after every use to prevent overheating.

  • Disc Area: Keep the spindle and clamping flanges clean to ensure discs seat correctly and safely.

  • Carbon Brushes: Periodically inspect and replace carbon brushes (in pairs) when worn down to maintain motor power and prevent armature damage.

  • Cord: Check the power cord for any cuts, fraying, or damage before each use.

  • Guards & Handles: Ensure the safety guard is intact and the side handle is securely tightened before starting the machine.

  • Discs: Never use cracked, chipped, or damaged cutting/grinding discs.

    • Usage

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    • Prep: Wear PPE (glasses, hearing protection). Clamp the workpiece securely.

    • Mount: Unplug the grinder. Install a correctly rated 4" disc and tighten it securely. Attach the side handle.

    • Start: Hold with two hands. Turn on the grinder before touching the material.

    • Action: Use a 90° angle for cutting and a 15°-30° angle for grinding. Use light, steady pressure.

    • Finish: Lift the tool off the work before turning it off. Wait for the disc to stop before setting it down.

    Precautionary Guidance

  • Safety First: ALWAYS wear safety glasses and hearing protection.

  • Two Hands: Operate with both hands using the side handle for control.

  • Inspect Discs: Never use damaged, cracked, or undersized discs.

  • Keep Guards On: Never remove the safety guard.

  • Avoid Kickback: Do not pinch the disc or grind near edges; keep the disc moving smoothly.

  • Wait to Stop: Wait for the disc to stop completely before placing the grinder down.


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