GWS 14-125 S Professional
Angle Grinder
Above previous level of Power-to-grip-Size Ratio and with Speed Selection
- Maximum productivity thanks to the robust 1,400 W motor
- New motor cooling concept with improved direct cooling
- Superior ergonomics with the smallest grip size in the 1400W–1700W CD class for much better convenience while working and low fatigue.
Functions & key features
Your Selection
- in cardboard box with auxiliary handle
GWS 14-125 S Professional
Your Selection
Order number: 0 601 7D0 100
Included in this variant
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Protective clip-on cutting guard plasticOrder number: 2 608 000 757
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Vibration Control auxiliary handleOrder number: 2 608 900 000
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Backing flangeOrder number: 1 605 703 099
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Cardboard box
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Protective guardOrder number: 1 605 510 365
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Locking nutOrder number: 1 603 340 040
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Two-hole spannerOrder number: 1 607 950 043
Technical data
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| Rated input power | 1400 W |
| No-load speed | 2,800 – 11,500 rpm |
| Disc diameter | 125 mm |
| Voltage, electrical | 230 V |
| Grinding spindle thread | M14 |
| Main handle | Barrel |
| Bore size, diameter | 22.23 mm |
| Weight | 2.2 kg |
| Switch | Lockable Switch |
The A-rated noise level of the power tool is typically as follows: Sound pressure level 95 dB(A); Sound power level 103 dB(A). Uncertainty K= 3 dB.
GWS 14-125 S Professional: Further information
Product Highlights
Maximum productivity through more power and better robustness, an improved dust protection, and its Speed Selection make the GWS 14-125 S Professional so extremely efficient. Its significantly small grip size provides much better convenience while working. KickBack Control, Restart Protection, and a Vibration Control side handle ensure a higher user protection.
Equipment & Application
The GWS 14-125 S Professional is ideal for grinding metal and welding seams or cutting metal, concrete, bricks, and tiles. The compact angle grinder is compatible with Bosch’s dust extraction systems GDE 125 EA-T Professional and GDE 115 / 125 FC-T Professional.
