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Cup Grinding Wheels
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- Diamond grinding wheel for surface preparation
- Suitable for concrete, stone, and masonry
- Long-lasting and high-performance design
- Compatible with wet and dry grinding
Description
Diamond Cup Grinding Wheels (5 inch, 125mm) are hard wearing tools for grinding and resurfacing concrete, masonry, stone, tile and brick. Built for accuracy and a smooth finish, they suit both hand held angle grinders and floor grinders across Australia.
- Fits concrete, masonry, stone, tile and brick surfaces
- Delivers high accuracy and a smooth, even finish
- Sharp cutting action with a long lifespan
- Lightweight, low vibration design that is easy to install
- Reliable wet and dry performance
- 22.23mm bore with a medium bond
Ideal for surface preparation, levelling, removing coatings or adhesives, and smoothing rough concrete before applying epoxy or polyaspartic floor coatings.
Available in multiple grits (16, 30, 80, 120 and PCD) and shapes (Single Raw, Double Raw, Fan and Arrow) to match your job. Choose your grit and shape above to order.
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Frequently asked questions
The questions we get asked most about the Cup Grinding Wheels.
What is Cup Grinding Wheels used for?
They are diamond grinding cup wheels that fit angle grinders and concrete grinders to prepare, level and profile concrete. They remove coatings, paint and high spots and rough up the surface so coatings stick.
What should I know before ordering?
Cup wheels are matched to your machine and disc size and to the job, with different segment styles for fast grinding versus finishing. Tell us your machine and what you are removing and we will point you to the right wheel.
Which type do I need?
Coarse, aggressive segments remove heavy coatings and high spots quickly, while finer segments give a smoother profile before coating. Choose based on how much you need to take off.
How long do they last?
Life depends on the hardness of the concrete and how much material you grind. Harder, more abrasive surfaces wear them faster. Even pressure and steady passes get the best life and finish.
Do I need dust extraction?
Concrete grinding creates fine dust, so use the wheel with dust extraction and suitable respiratory protection wherever possible. Many cup wheels suit shrouds that connect to a vacuum.
Still unsure? Talk to a real installer — not a call centre.
Call (08) 9434 3302