Hoses connect an angle grinder's dust shroud to a dust extractor. They maintain suction created by the extractor to carry silica dust from the shroud to the extractor. Use them to make connections in a new dust extraction system or to replace missing or broken hoses in an existing system.

Flanges and nuts hold abrasive discs and cutting wheels onto the spindle of an angle grinder. They properly seat and secure the discs and wheels to prevent them from wobbling or flying off during use. They are used to replace missing, worn, or broken flanges and nuts.

These shrouds fit Milwaukee angle grinders to form a barrier that keeps silica dust contained so it can be sucked into a dust extractor. They have a port to connect a hose from the shroud to the extractor. Shrouds are used as part of a dust extraction system to comply with OSHA’s Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard, which governs exposure to silica dust from cutting, drilling, grinding, or surfacing stone, concrete, brick, and mortar.

These guards fit Milwaukee angle grinders to deflect sparks, debris, and shattered wheel or disc fragments away from the user. They must remain attached to the grinder during operation to comply with OSHA standards.

Adapters screw onto an angle grinder spindle to change the thread size. This allows grinders to accept a wider selection of abrasives and wheels. Adapters are commonly used to change between attachments with metric and inch threads.

Tool handles replace worn or broken handles on compatible angle grinders. Tool holders provide a dedicated location to place angle grinders when they're not in use. They properly support the grinder help prevent damage to the tool and its abrasive disc or wheel.