Cutting

Cutting hard mineral material — tile, stone, concrete, screed. The cordless angle grinder covers freehand work; the diamond cutting system adds a guided table on rollers, a close-fitting shroud and a vision panel onto the cut line. It takes about 27 mm deep and will plunge, so a cut can start in the middle of a floor rather than at an edge, and it runs on the guide rail for door and window work and for expansion joints. The freehand version suits mineral panel material, crack repair and masonry, where a guide table would be in the way. Diamond discs are matched to material: a universal disc for mixed site work, a concrete disc where the aggregate is hard, a tile disc where a chipped edge would show. Extraction attachments, guards and hand protection are listed alongside — on this shelf they are safety equipment rather than accessories.