In 1923, Albrecht Schnizler constructed the first hand-held drill. The name Metabo is derived from this metal drill. Today, the company with tradition employs 1,900 persons, 1.080 of which in Nürtingen, Germany. 25 subsidiaries and more than 90 agencies ensure that Metabo's premium solutions can be found in almost all countries. Apart from being the worlds first in - 7 Ah LIHD Battery Technology, 9" Cordless Grinders, Marathon Motor technology, Array of safety features and pioneering tools and p

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Metabo: Building our world. Together. For 100 years! (2/3) Celebrating a century of providing tools and equipment to tradespeople across the globe, we’re marking this major milestone with more on the company’s history. ✨ Going electric In 1953, Metabo expanded its catalogue to include the first angle grinder on the market: a low-speed grinder no.763, with a speed of 1,600rpm. Working closely with professional users in the trades and industry, Metabo made them safer, easier to handle and more pow