Pneumatic Angle Grinder with Cut-Off Wheel

This item is an angle grinder, a type of power tool used for grinding, cutting, and polishing. It features a compact, handheld design with a metallic-grey cast aluminum or alloy body, indicating robust construction for industrial or heavy-duty use. The main body has a pistol-grip style handle that tapers towards the front. An air inlet fitting, likely a quick-connect pneumatic coupler, is visible at the rear of the handle, confirming it is an air-powered or pneumatic tool. A black trigger handle is present on the top of the grip for operation. The cutting or grinding mechanism consists of a perpendicular head from which a dark, circular abrasive disc is mounted. The disc appears to be a thin cut-off wheel, suggesting its primary function is for cutting metal or similar materials. There are visible signs of wear and tear consistent with a used tool, including scuffs, scratches, and some discoloration on the metal body. There is a partially obscured rectangular label or sticker on the side of the handle, with some text possibly indicating 'SNAP-ON' or a similar brand, and another circular, reddish-orange emblem with white or light-colored markings that seem to be an older, faded logo. The overall condition suggests it is well-used but functionally intact, with a visible patina that speaks to its age and regular employment. The craftsmanship appears to be industrial standard, built for durability and performance in a professional setting. The general style and visible wear suggest an estimated age of mid-to-late 20th century.