GWS 30-180 PB Professional
Angle Grinder
Conquer more with less effort
- 2,800 W powerful brushless motor delivers industry-leading material removal rate
- Low maintenance and reduced tool downtime
- Vibration Control prevents long-term damage to hands
- Safety & convenience: KickBack Control, Soft Start, Restart Protection, and braking
- PROtection switch immediately cuts off power when the trigger is released
Functions & key features
GWS 30-180 PB Professional
Your Selection
Order number: 0 601 8G0 100
Included in this variant
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Vibration Control auxiliary handleOrder number: 2 608 900 001
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Locking nutOrder number: 1 603 340 040
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Two-hole spannerOrder number: 1 607 950 048
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Quick adjustment protective guardOrder number: 2 605 510 280
Technical data
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| Rated input power | 2800 W |
| No-load speed | 8,500 rpm |
| Disc diameter | 180 mm |
| Voltage, electrical | 230 V |
| Grinding spindle thread | M14 |
| Main handle | Rattail |
| Rubber backing pad, diameter | 180 mm |
| Wire cup brush, diameter | 100 mm |
| Weight | 5.7 kg |
| Switch | PROtection Switch |
The A-rated noise level of the power tool is typically as follows: Sound pressure level 92.5 dB(A); Sound power level 103.5 dB(A). Uncertainty K= 3 dB.
GWS 30-180 PB Professional: Further information
Product Highlights
The GWS 30 PB Professional’s powerful 2,800 W brushless motor delivers an increase in productivity, enduring performance, and a very high material removal rate. Key components ensure a long service life and the brushless motor reduces tool downtime and wear. High productivity is combined with convenient safety features designed to protect the user. Vibration Control prevents long-term damage to hands. KickBack Control, Soft Start, Restart Protection, an integrated motor brake, and a PROtection switch for immediate power off when releasing the trigger all guard against accidental injuries.
Equipment & Application
The GWS 30 PB Professional will grind metal or welding seams and cut through rebars, metal, and concrete.
