Ratel Brushless grinding
The Ratel is the Sept Tools brushless floor grinder: 2200 W, 500 to 2800 rpm with the same torque at low and high speed, an interchangeable rotary or orbital head and 250 mm plates.
Ref. PON103394
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Technical specifications
- Power
- 2,200 W
- Plate diameter
- 250 mm
- Rotation speed
- 500 - 2800 rpm
What does this machine work with?
Compatibility as listed in the 2025 catalogue: ergonomic carriers, configurations and required dust extraction. Each link opens the full product page.
Full description
The Ratel is the Sept Tools brushless floor grinder: 2200 W, 500 to 2800 rpm with the same torque at low and high speed, an interchangeable rotary or orbital head and 250 mm plates. Its guard opens to the left or right to get close to the wall. Along walls and baseboards, the Fouine XB165 takes over. Available in December 2026, on quote.
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Read articleWhat is the difference between the rotary and orbital heads of the Ratel?
The rotary head spins on its axis and is used to strip and rough down a surface. The orbital head adds an offset movement that spreads the abrasion and leaves a more even surface, useful for finishing. Both fit on the same Ratel.
Which plates and diamonds fit the Ratel?
In France, the Ratel takes the standard 250 mm plates found on the market. Abroad, it is offered with the Marguerite fitting. The guard adjusts to the height of the diamonds fitted.
Why does constant torque from 500 to 2800 rpm matter?
Because a floor grinder that loses force as it slows down stalls on hard concrete. The Ratel keeps the same torque across its whole range, so you choose the speed for the job, not for what the motor can bear.
Can the Ratel grind edges along walls?
Yes. Its guard opens to the left or right so you can get close to the wall on either side. Grinding along walls and baseboards remains the job of the Fouine XB165: the two machines complement each other on the same site.
Which vacuum cleaners does the Ratel work with?
The Ratel connects to the Sept Tools vacuum cleaners IU33 Longopac, IU40, IU51 and IU81, which capture dust at the source. For silica, choose the IU33 Longopac or the IU51, both declared class H in their instruction manuals. The IU200 is not intended for it.
What warranty does the Ratel have?
Two years, with an extension to four years available. The Ratel is made in our factory in Roanne, where after-sales service is also handled.
When will the Ratel be available?
In December 2026. It is ordered on quote, like all Sept Tools machines.
How do you maintain a brushless grinder day to day?
The brushless motor has no carbon brushes to replace, so maintenance stays light. Clean the housing and the extraction port after each shift and check the wheel is properly fitted.
Does the grinder capture dust at the source?
Yes, it is built for capture at source and pairs with a class H vacuum for silica or asbestos dust. Source capture keeps the jobsite cleaner and protects the operator.
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