Product Detail
This DeWalt grinder comes with a comprehensive set of accessories, including the grinder itself, a side handle, inner and outer flanges, and a 5' Type 27 guard. It features a low - profile design that offers excellent ergonomics and balance, making it comfortable to hold and easy to control. With an 11,000 RPM rating, it's powerful enough for high - volume framing and sheathing jobs. The industrial - grade build ensures durability for tough applications. Its dust ejection system is a great plus, as it expels harmful dust and debris that enter through the air intake vents, enhancing the tool's lifespan. The grinder has a corded power source, 13 amps of power, a 5/8'-11 arbor size, and a 6 - ft cord. The paddle switch is easy to operate, and it weighs only 5.5 lbs. The DWE43114N 4.5 In. (115 mm) / 5 In. (125 mm) high - performance cut - off/grinder is equipped with e - clutch® technology. This shuts the grinder off during wheel pinch or stall situations, protecting the gears and motor. The Dust Ejection System™ clears dust and debris for extra protection, and the Power - Off® advanced overload protection shuts the tool off before overheating. You can make it OSHA silica compliant by using an attachment and a dust extractor, such as DeWalt's DWE46152 Grinder Surfacing Shroud Kit, DWE46100 5' and 6' Cutting & Tuckpointing Dust Shroud, DWV012 10 Gallon HEPA Dust Extractor with Automatic Filter Clean, or DWV010 8 Gal HEPA/RRP Dust Extractor with Automatic Filter Cleaning. Check out our DeWalt Dust Management Guide for more details.
Using your DeWalt DWE43114N grinder is straightforward. First, make sure it's properly plugged in as it's a corded tool. Attach the side handle for better control and the appropriate flanges and guard before starting any work. To turn it on, simply press the paddle switch. The grinder operates at 11,000 RPM, so it's powerful for high - volume jobs like framing and sheathing. When using it, keep in mind that the e - clutch® will shut the grinder off if there's a wheel pinch or stall. This is to protect the gears and motor, so don't be alarmed if it happens. The dust ejection system is designed to keep dust and debris out, but it's still a good idea to work in a well - ventilated area. If you want to make it OSHA silica compliant, attach the recommended shrouds and use a dust extractor. For maintenance, after each use, unplug the grinder and wipe it down to remove any dust or debris. Check the cord for any signs of damage regularly. If the grinder starts to overheat, let it cool down before using it again. The power - off® advanced overload protection will shut it off automatically to prevent overheating, but it's still important to be cautious. By following these simple steps, you can ensure your grinder lasts a long time and performs at its best.
