Comparison Makita SG1251J vs Makita SG1250

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	Makita SG1251J	Makita SG1250
	from £325.38 up to £582.95 Compare prices 5	from £336.60 Outdated Product
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Product type	wall chaser	wall chaser
Type	electric	electric
Supply voltage	230 V	230 V
Work part	disk	disk
Working discs / cutters	2	2
Specs
Power consumption	1.4 kW	1.4 kW
Disc/cutter size	125 mm	125 mm
Bore diameter	22.2 mm	22.2 mm
Rotation speed	10000 rpm	10000 rpm
Processing width	6 – 30 mm	6 – 30 mm
Processing depth	30 mm	30 mm
Features
Functions	soft start speed control electronic motor protection safety clutch	soft start speed control electronic motor protection safety clutch
Case included
Noise level	108 dB	113 dB
Dimensions	350x151x178 mm	350x151x178 mm
Weight	4.5 kg	4.4 kg
Added to E-Catalog	august 2017	august 2017

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Noise level

Approximate noise level produced by the instrument during operation (actual volume may vary depending on performance).

The lower the noise, the more comfortable the use of the tool, the easier it is to work with it without headphones or other noise protection equipment. It is easiest to evaluate a specific volume level using comparative tables. In general, wall chasers and jointers are quite noisy equipment — in most models, the volume exceeds 90 dB (loudness comparable to the sound of a moving freight car at 7 m), and in the most noisy this figure reaches 118 – 119 dB, which is only slightly below the human pain threshold . If the volume is more than 100 dB, it is highly recommended to use protective headphones or earplugs.