£145.95
Makita DGA467 18v LXT Cordless Brushless Paddle Switch Angle Grinder 115mm No Batteries No Battery Charger No Case
£189.95
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About the product
The Makita DGA467 is a cordless brushless angle grinder with a paddle switch and an 18 V LXT Lithium-Ion battery system. It has a 115 mm maximum disc diameter, a 22.23 mm bore and accepts discs up to 7.2 mm thick.
A variable speed control dial sets the no-load speed from 3,000 to 8,500 rpm. Automatic Torque Drive Technology adjusts speed and torque during operation, while Active Feedback Sensing Technology stops the motor if rotation suddenly ceases. It also has an anti-restart function, electric brake, soft start, electronic current limiter for overload protection and battery fuel gauge. Removable dust covers and an ergonomic soft grip are included in its features.
The grinder weighs 2.4–3.1 kg. Noise sound pressure is 80 dB(A), with a 3 dB(A) noise K factor. Vibration is 5.5 m/sec² for surface grinding and 2.5 m/sec² for disc sanding; the vibration K factor is 1.5 m/sec². The package contains a grinding disc, lock nut spanner and side handle. Battery, charger and case are not included.
At a glance
- Variable speed control dial
- No-load speed: 3,000–8,500 rpm
- AFT stops the motor if rotation suddenly ceases
- Supplied without battery, charger or case
Specifications12
- In the box
- Grinding disc, lock nut spanner and side handle; no battery, charger or case
- Battery voltage
- 18 V
- Battery type
- LXT Lithium-Ion
- Maximum disc diameter
- 115 mm
- Bore diameter
- 22.23 mm
- Maximum disc thickness
- 7.2 mm
- No-load speed
- 3,000–8,500 rpm
- Net weight
- 2.4–3.1 kg
- Noise sound pressure
- 80 dB(A)
- Noise K factor
- 3 dB(A)
- Vibration K factor
- 1.5 m/sec²
- Vibration, surface grinding
- 5.5 m/sec²
Price history
Now
£189.95
Lowest, Aug–Oct
£179.95
Highest
£189.95
Price at the shop, last 81 days
The price rose by £10 on 4 October. It has been lower in this period: £179.95 (19 Aug – 3 Oct).



