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Makita 9557PBX1 4-1/2" Paddle Switch Cut-Off/Angle Grinder

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Features

  • Powerful 7.5 AMP motor for high output power in a more compact tool (only 4.5 pounds)
  • Small diameter barrel grip (only 2 to 1/2 inches) for added comfort
  • Labyrinth construction seals and protects the motor and bearings from dust and debris for longer tool life
  • Lock on/off feature for continuous operation
  • AC/DC switch for use with alternative power source
  • Protective zig zig varnish seals the armature from dust and debris for longer tool life
  • Extra large paddle switch for comfortable operation
  • Thicker coil wires are wound more closely to reduce heat and energy loss
  • All ball bearing design and metal gear housing for durability
  • (1) 4 1/2inches General Purpose Turbo Rim Diamond Blade A 94552
  • Aluminum case
  • 4 4 1/2 grinding wheels
  • Diamond wheel
  • Metal gear housing
  • Paddle switch; (5) 4 1/2 inches 24 Grit Grinding Wheels

Description

Makita’s 4-1/2” Cut-Off/Angle Grinder combines 7. 5 AMP power with comfort and motor-protection features for longer-lasting industrial performance. The 9557PB Angle Grinder delivers 11, 000 RPM, with soft start for smooth start-ups. The Cut-Off/Angle Grinder also features a range of durability features including labyrinth construction which seals and protects the motor and bearings from dust and debris for longer tool life, as well as a protective zig-zig varnish engineered to seal the armature from dust and debris. Ease-of-use features include an extra-large paddle switch for comfortable operation, and a lock-on/off feature for continuous operation. The 9557PB weighs only 4. 5 lbs., with a side handle that can be easily installed on either side of the tool. In addition, the “tool-less” wheel guard adjustment provides easy clamping. This grinder also has an AC/DC switch for use with alternative-power sources. The 9557PB is a versatile and powerful grinder engineered for cutting, grinding and polishing applications. The 9557PBX1 is a kit that includes the Angle Grinder, 5 4-1/2” grinding wheels, metal tool case, cut-off and grinding wheel guards, as well as a Makita Diamond Blade with turbo rim engineering for constant contact with material for a smoother cut and finish. From the Manufacturer This powerful 7.5 Amp Makita angle grinder has an exclusive labyrinth construction that seals the motor and bearing from contamination.The 9557NBX features a switch (AC/DC) that is conveniently located on the top of the motor housing and a small circumference barrel grip for easy handling. 4-1/2" Angle Grinder AC/DC, 7.5A Motor For Heavy Professional Grinding Applications, Spindle Lock For Easy Wheel Changes, Small Circumference Barrel Grip For Easy Handling, Side Handle Can Be Installed On Either Side Of Tool For Operator Convenience, Switch Is Located On Side Of The Motor Housing; Lock-On Feature, Grinder Includes: 4-1/2" Grinding Wheels, Side Handle & Wheel Guard, Includes Extra Diamond Wheel and carry case.

Brand: Makita


Material: Plastic


Product Dimensions: 15.47"L x 11.38"W x 6.1"H


Style: Tool with Case


Power Source: Corded Electric


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 120 Volts


Wattage: 900 watts


Maximum Rotational Speed: 11000 RPM


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 15.47"L x 11.38"W x 6.1"H


Style Name: Tool with Case


Color: Multicolor


Material Type: Plastic


Brand Name: Makita


Model Number: 9557PBX1


Global Trade Identification Number: 47


Manufacturer: Makita


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 1 year


UPC: 031111198850 043978891867 088021752269 088381085847 788809850834 635665198290 799621075138 788809232548 797267854148 094713109709 012301857672 088021059443 031113097113 971477617209 784497283954 640026839972 013317011034


Manufacturer Part Number: 9557PBX1


Included Components: 4-1/2" Diamond Blade, Turbo, General Purpose (A-94552);(5) 4-1/2" Grinding Wheel (A-95956);4-1/2" Wheel Guard (125273-5);4-1/2" Cut-Off Wheel Guard (135103-2);Lock Nut (193465-4);Lock Nut Wrench (782422-3);Side Handle (153489-2);Inner Flange (224399-1);Case


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Type Name: Makita 9557PBX1 4-1/2" Paddle Switch Cut-Off/Angle Grinder


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Makita 9557PBX1 (4.5", 7.5A, 10,000 RPM) - Great Grinder. Great Value. Great Case. Makita 9557PBX1 (4.5", 7.5A, 10,000 RPM) - Great Grinder. Great Value. Great Case.
Style: Tool with Case
I wanted to clear up the confusion as to what exactly is included. It comes with: (1) 9557PB angle grinder (1) Side Handle Grip (1) Type-27 guard (1) Type-1 guard (5) Makita Grinding Discs for steel/stainless (1) Makita Diamond Blade plus owner's manual and the case of course. The case is aluminum with zinc coated hardware and latches. They should rust in no time. I spray nuts and bolts on floor jack and other zinc hardware to not rust, but I don't want to lube up these latches - I'd never be able to open the case. Oh well - better than a cardboard box. The case has eggcrate foam on the lid and tougher rubberized foam with cut outs for the tools and individual cutouts for each disc. Great protection for fragile wheels. Another thing I like is that the lid does not fully open. It goes a little past vertical and stops preventing damage to lid after a thousand times of throwing the lid open and it hitting the floor. This is my first Makita (M*lwaukee and R*dgid fan-boy here). It's a great value and works great. It ate through a Br*nks R70 disc-lock without blinking. Its small size allowed me to maneuver behind the weirdly shaped lock (enclosed hasp) butted up against a corner and melt through the lock one-handed. I have a 7-inch R*dg*d angle grinder that has waaay more power and lethality, but simply would not have been able to complete this job due to it's size. Another testament to having the right tool for the job. In this case, smaller is better. I'll admit it doesn't have the power of the big boys, but i'm not cutting through foundation or 2" plate. I'm also not melting extension cords or flipping breakers every few minutes. The included grinding wheels can handle mild steel as well as stainless and hold up way better than the Horrible Freight discs. Included discs must be precision balanced because the tool runs so smooth with these. The brand-new grinder and small diameter probably has something to do with that. It has paddle-switch operation (dead-man's) with lock-off and it can lock-on with a push button near base of paddle. Nice feature. Overall this grinder is definitely another great addition to my toolbox and wish I had it sooner. I might buy another one. It's a great tool and I would expect nothing less than the best from an industry leader in tool manufacturing. I haven't switched teams from M*lwaukee yet, but this little gem has definitely grabbed my attention. P.S. Wear a face shield if you like your vision. Safety glasses alone won't cut it. Wear both. With gloves and long sleeves. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2015 Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2015 by Los

  • Great angle grinder, so so case Great angle grinder, so so case
Style: Tool with Case
The Makita 9557PB Angle Grinder holds 4.5” discs, runs 7.5 amps at 11k fixed rpm and is made in China. The kit includes a case that is too small, 5 grinding wheels and 1 diamond cutting wheel (useful when you want to cut thru a material). My biggest complaint is that the angle grinder won’t fit in the case with the handle attached (see photo). A slightly larger case could have accommodated this. Be sure to get a good pair of safety glasses and always keep the wheel guard on. Hand and eye injuries are the 2 most common emergency room accidents with angle grinders. The on/off paddle requires flicking a little lock off switch that is sure to break off at some point. Hidden is the lock on switch at the back of the paddle that lets you lock the power on when doing long grinds. It only works when powered and it is finicky. Really wish Makita would use a different color or text for buttons. I just add red tape. The wrench for taking off the disc is easily lost so if you don’t have extras zip tie it to the end of your power cord. The locking nut setup in angle grinders is wonky. Always put the disc in label side facing towards the tool. Take careful notice of which way the locking nut goes. It can be flipped depending on the disc. Use gloves when using the wrench as it is common for the lock button to release and sending your knuckles into the sharp edge. I went thru several cheap Harbor Freight Angle Grinders over the years before finally buying a quality Makita Angle Grinder that should last a lot longer. Powering on you can feel the torque of 11,000 rpm as the tool will literally twist unless you are using the side grip handle (left side for left hand so right hand can control the paddle). Be safe, have fun! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2022 by Silicon Valley Geek

  • Light Weight and Easy to use!
Style: Tool with Case
You can’t go wrong with Makita. My decision to purchase is because it’s exactly the size I needed for my needs. It weighs in at only 4.5lbs. and it’s easy and comfortable to grasp at any angle. I am a DIY kind of gal so it’s perfect for me. All discs are easy to remove and install. The case it comes in is great too!! I highly recommend this awesome tool!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026 by Maryann

  • Best 7 Amp Grinder
Style: Tool with Case
I had a hard time deciding whether I needed this and as a result spent a lot of time here and at Home Depot researching this. Angle grinders are simple tools. All the major manufacturers basically offer slight variation of the same design. For 4.5" grinders you're basically choosing these things: Switch: Thumb/paddle/trigger switch, locking/non-locking Motor: Usually 7/7.5A (~3.5lbs) or 10/11A (~4.5lbs) Miscellaneous: Tool-less guard adjustment etc Price That's about it. The closest competitors that I saw were the milwaikee 6130-33 and Dewalt D28110. Both of these have locking thumb switches. I thought milwaukee's switch is too small and flimsy feeling but I like the easily adjustable guard. The Dewalt has a larger and sturdier feeling switch but is heavier for a 7 Amp grinder at 4.1lbs. This tool has what I think is the ideal switch for a grinder - paddle switch. It runs the entire length of the tool so it doesn't limit how you can hold it but means that anytime you let go the tool is going to stop. It has a small latch, positioned in the middle that must be flipped before the paddle switch turns the tool on. This becomes natural after a few uses and prevents the tool from coming on accidentally when you put it down. Thumb switches by contrast, either require you to hold the tool in a very specific way, or force you to reach for the switch to turn it off. For a hand tool this powerful that's not ideal. So far I've only used it once to help a friend with rust on his car but given Makita's solid reputation (close or equal to Dewalt/Milwaukee) I expect this tool to last for a long time. On top of that of course, it includes a great case, 5 grinding disks and the diamond cutter. All round I think this is the best angle grinder out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2012 by Chris

  • This is not Shibui.
Style: Tool with Case
The tool itself is the usual Makita quality but they seem to be slipping on the small important points. First of all, this package looks like a great deal because there's a case included. Not quite. If you take the assembled tool with handle, as shown in the photos, IT CAN'T FIT IN THE CASE. You have to remove the handle and stow it separately and then assemble it back on every time. Really? They couldn't have made the case two inches wider, to fit the assembled tool? Then there's that case again. Every slot in it is full. If you want to add a wire brush or wire cup to the case, or a couple of extra blades? You can't, there's no room at all. This is a bargain--but you'll still need to go out and buy a bigger case if you want to keep anything else in it. Or keep the tool assembled. And then there are the blade guards on the tool. You'll need a #2 Philips to swap them, and that's not included. Sure, I've got those, but why not include a cheap one to keep stowed with the tool? Or better yet, why not stamp the collet tool with a bit that could be used for this job? That would make for one less tool to find and stow, a real no-brainer. Makita, I expect much better of you! This is not "shibui" this is...shamefully unconsidered design. Then there's the matter of the tool itself. I checked with Makita-US phone support, because there's no indication of whether this tool takes 5/8" arbor wheels or also takes 7/8"arbor wheels. They said very clearly, 5/8" accessories and wheels ONLY. Nope. The manual shows that both can be used, simply by reversing the inserts. REALLY? They couldn't figure that out up front? There are so many less expensive wheels that take 7/8" blades, guys. So, nice try, but disappointing in the details. There are a lot of nice grinders out there, some need no tools to change the blades or move the guard. I thought this would be a nice PACKAGE but if that's what you're looking for, keep looking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2014 by Some Amazon Customer

  • Not the same ol' grind
Style: Tool with Case
Granted, my previous experience was with a Freight special that summarily went up in a bad-ass cloud of green-brown smoke. I'm not really complaining as the show was well worth the price of admission and my only regret was that I didn't catch it on video. Still, there was work to be done. I was impressed with this product from the moment I unpacked it. The case itself is seriously nice and packages everything in custom-cut cushions that really give this package a polished look. Fit n' finish of the tool are what you would expect from Makita. The included wheels are also a nice bonus. I put on a diamond cup concrete grinding wheel and the initial spin up had enough torque that I had to wrestle it off with some tools. Game day this baby hit the concrete like a sucker-punched drunk and never let up. Frankly, I gave out before it even broke a sweat. I needed a serious grinder to tackle some serious concrete and this Makita met the challenge. The concrete is history, the grinder is hardly broken in, and my wrist will recovery, eventually. I'm very happy with this purchase and think it offers a great tool, useful accessories, and a solid case for an attractive price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2013 by Bill A

  • This Makita Grinder is Such a Beast! This Makita Grinder is Such a Beast!
Style: Tool with Case
I love making cuts in concrete, brick, stone with this Grinder! Easy to use, great torque, yet comfortable enough to use one-handed, and this particular Combo came with a 1 diamond blade & several sanding “blades”. It was a Extremely good deal for a tool that should last a lifetime. Makita makes tools that are dependable and this one makes my work EZ! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024 by steve smalls

  • Great Grinder! Great Grinder!
Style: Tool with Case
I love this little Grinder. I say little but that's far from the truth when you you use it. It has a ton of power. I keep finding new users for it all the time. So I bought this little guy to do a little work on my driveway. I have a concrete driveway that over time has settled and cracked. As a temporary fix the cracks were filled in with a concrete sealant (this stuff really works) that I wanted to remove so that I could clean up the gaps and than mix some concrete to fill in and repair them before resurfacing the areas. I love how this Grinder performed. It was easy to handle. I had to hold it at all different angles to get in the cracks in order to remove the old sealant. It performed perfectly. I really liked how easy it was too change grinding wheels. It came with several to begin with although I did purchase a couple additional concrete wheels. So I can say that this Grinder has done exactly what I expected it to. When I bought it, it arrived on time and was packaged very well. I had purchased other items at the same time and all items were secure and undamaged. Exactly what you would expect from doing business with quality sellers on Amazon. I would and do recommend this product to anyone looking for a high quality Grinder. You can't go wrong with this little guy. I love it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2016 Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2016 by Tim

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