EEVORKS Mini Angle Grinder Recall: Kickback and Cut Risk (November 2026)
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An EU Safety Gate alert covers the EEVORKS mini angle grinder, a battery-powered tool set. Germany notified the alert and rated it a serious risk. The tool can kick back when used as a hand-held circular saw, and it can restart suddenly after a power interruption. Users could suffer serious cuts. Sales have been stopped.
Is my product affected?
The product is a tool set sold as a mini angle grinder, model name “Brushed angle grinder”. It includes a blue-black battery-powered angle grinder, two 1500mAh batteries, a charger (EU plug), four cutting discs, one grinding disc, two metal-cutting discs, a pair of gloves and a spanner.
It comes in a black tool-case measuring 25 x 22 x 9 cm. The barcode is listed below. The product was made in the People’s Republic of China.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | EEVORKS |
| Product | Mini angle grinder |
| Model name | Brushed angle grinder |
| UPC / barcode | 0772924917329 |
| Safety Gate alert | SR/03107/26 |
What’s the hazard
The saw may snag or jam when cutting fibrous material such as wood while used as a hand-held circular saw. The tool can suddenly kick back, and it has no protection against this because of the tool’s scope of use.
The power supply may also be interrupted during use. The cause is a contact problem from vibration or a battery that is not fully locked in. The user could touch moving parts, and the tool could restart without warning. The user could suffer serious cuts.
The product does not comply with the requirements of the Machinery Directive or with the European standards EN 62841-2-3 and EN 62841-1.
What to do
The alert lists these measures:
- Warning consumers of the risks (taken by the importer).
- Stop of sales (taken by the importer).
- Stop of sales (taken by the retailer).
- Removal of the product listing by the online marketplace (taken by the importer).
Which countries
The product was sold online through Kaufland. Germany notified the alert.
Source
Source: EU Safety Gate (European Commission), alert SR/03107/26.
From our recall records
This is the first EEVORKS recall in our records (we track EU Safety Gate notices since October 2005). Regulators issued 94 Electrical & Chargers recalls in the 30 days up to this notice. That counts every notice we received, not only the ones written up here.
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