Product Detail
This DeWalt grinder comes with a set of essential accessories, including the grinder itself, a side handle, inner and outer flanges, a 6' Type 27 guard, and a 6' Type 1 guard. It features a low-profile design that offers great comfort and control with improved ergonomics and balance. Running at 9,000 RPM, it's built with an industrial-grade design, perfect for high-volume framing and sheathing jobs. The dust ejection system is a real plus, as it expels harmful dust and debris that enter through the air intake vents, ensuring long-lasting durability. With a corded power source, it has a max RPM of 9000, 13 amps, an arbor size of 5/8'-11, a 6 ft. cord length, a paddle switch, and no lock-on switch. It weighs 6.2 lbs. The DWE43144N 6 In. (150 mm) high-performance cut-off/grinder is equipped with an e-clutch® that shuts it off during wheel pinch or stall, protecting the gears and motor. The Dust Ejection System™ technology keeps dust and debris out for added protection. The power tool also has Power-Off® advanced overload protection, shutting off before overheating. You can make it OSHA silica compliant by using an attachment and a dust extractor. Check out DeWalt's dust management accessories like the DWE46152 Grinder Surfacing Shroud Kit, DWE46100 5' and 6' Cutting & Tuckpointing Dust Shroud, DWV012 10 Gallon HEPA Dust Extractor with Automatic Filter Clean, and DWV010 8 Gal HEPA/RRP Dust Extractor with Automatic Filter Cleaning. View DeWalt's Dust Management Guide for more details.
Using the DeWalt DWE43144N grinder is straightforward. First, make sure it's properly connected to a power source with the right voltage. Attach the appropriate guard for your task, either the Type 27 or Type 1 guard. The side handle gives you better control, so hold it firmly while operating. When you're ready to start, press the paddle switch. Remember, this grinder doesn't have a lock-on switch, so you need to keep pressing the switch during use. For safety, always wear protective gear like goggles and gloves. Don't use the grinder if it's damaged or malfunctioning. To keep it in good shape, clean it regularly. The dust ejection system helps expel dust, but you can also use a soft brush to clean the exterior. If you notice any unusual noises or performance issues, stop using it and have it checked by a professional. And if you want to make it OSHA silica compliant, use the recommended attachments and dust extractors as described in the product description.
