A 2200 W, 180 mm (7") heavy-duty angle grinder with an abrasion-protected motor, a two-position side handle, and a spindle lock.
The DEWALT DWE493 is an industrial-grade angle grinder for heavy cutting, grinding, and polishing in workshops and on construction sites. The 2200 W motor gives consistent output at a no-load speed of 8500 RPM, and the 180 mm (7") disc capacity suits deep cutting and large surface grinding. The abrasion-protected motor helps extend tool life in harsh working conditions. The two-position side handle gives better control and comfort during long jobs, and the spindle lock makes wheel changes quick, using the M14 spindle thread. A brush window lets you check and replace the carbon brushes quickly. It runs on 220 V and weighs approximately 5.1 kg. It is made for welders, fabricators, and construction and industrial maintenance teams.
Key Features
2200 W high-performance motor: consistent output for heavy-duty work
180 mm (7") disc size: large cutting capacity
8500 RPM no-load speed: efficient operation
Abrasion-protected motor: extended durability
Two-position side handle: improved control and comfort
Spindle lock: fast, easy wheel replacement
Brush window: quick maintenance
M14 spindle thread
Approx. 5.1 kg weight
Corded electric, 220 V
Application
Metal cutting with a suitable cutting-off wheel
Structural steel cutting
Grinding and weld cleaning
Polishing with suitable accessories
Fabrication work
Construction site work
Industrial maintenance
Technical Specification
Specification
Detail
Brand
DEWALT
Model
DWE493
Product Type
Angle Grinder
Power Input
2200 W
Voltage
220 V
No-load Speed
8500 RPM
Disc Diameter
180 mm (7")
Spindle Thread
M14
Weight
Approx. 5.1 kg
Power Source
Corded electric
Safety Note:
Wear safety glasses, a face shield, ear protection, gloves, and a dust mask. Always use the guard and the side handle, and hold the grinder with both hands. Use only wheels with a diameter of 180 mm and a speed rating of at least 8500 RPM, and use wheels made for the job (a cutting-off wheel for cutting, a grinding wheel for grinding). Do not use damaged wheels. Let the wheel stop completely before setting the tool down, and unplug it before changing the wheel. Keep sparks away from flammable material.
