Milwaukee Die Grinder 5196

The Milwaukee Die Grinder 5196 is a die grinder produced by Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation, first introduced in 2004. It is designed to assist in grinding, deburring, and cutting tasks. The device operates with a 120V AC corded electric power source and is equipped with an 11A motor. It generates a no-load speed of 14,500 RPM. The grinder has a collet size of 1/4 inch, but can also accommodate 1/8 inch collets. The tool measures 21.5 inches in length and weighs 7.8 lbs. It has a wheel capacity of 2 inches, which can be reinforced or non-reinforced. A trigger switch is also present in the design of the grinder.

In terms of features, the Grinder 5196 is equipped with an 11A motor, capable of providing the necessary torque for heavy-duty grinding tasks. Its high speed allows for quick material removal. The grinder features ball and roller bearings for smooth operation. The tool can accommodate the use of mounted points and small wheels due to its 1/4 inch collet. It also allows for larger grinding jobs due to its 2-inch wheel capacity. The grinder includes a lock-on trigger switch to reduce fatigue during extended use and an 8-foot power cord for flexibility in positioning. The Grinder 5196 can be used for a variety of applications, such as weld grinding and weld seam removal, grinding rust and paint from metal surfaces, sharpening lawn mower blades, removing burrs, shaping metal parts, and cutting tile, brick, and masonry.

• Power source: 120V AC corded electric
• Motor power: 11A
• No load speed: 14,500 RPM
• Collet size: 1/4 inch (also accepts 1/8 inch collets)
• Tool length: 21.5 inches
• Tool weight: 7.8 lbs
• Wheel capacity: 2 inch (reinforced or non-reinforced)
• Switch type: Trigger switch

The Milwaukee Die Grinder 5196 comes with a 5-year limited warranty provided by the manufacturer, Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation. This warranty specifically covers any defects that may arise due to materials and workmanship. In order to claim the warranty, the product owner should keep track of their purchase documentation, as it may be required for validation of the warranty period. The exact process for making a claim may vary, so it is recommended that the product owner refers to the specific warranty documentation or contacts Milwaukee's customer service for detailed instructions.