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Professional Double Row Grinding Cup Wheel for Concrete Surface Preparation
Concrete deburring and rough surface grinding require a cup wheel capable of maintaining stable contact while removing material efficiently.
DIATOP Double Row Grinding Cup is designed for dry concrete grinding, including deburring and rough surface preparation.
The double-row segment configuration provides a broad grinding area and is available in multiple diameters from 4 inch to 7 inch.
Type of Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)
Key Features
Effective for concrete deburring.
Suitable for rough surface grinding.
Double-row diamond segment configuration.
Designed for dry grinding.
Available in 4 inch, 4 1/2 inch, 5 inch, and 7 inch diameters.
Multiple arbor options available.
Medium bond and hard bond available.
Available Sizes
Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm
DRC 100 – 4 inch / 100 mm
DRC 115 – 4 1/2 inch / 115 mm
DRC 125 – 5 inch / 125 mm
DRC 175 – 7 inch / 175 mm
* Available arbor: M14, 5/8"-11, 22.23 mm
* Medium bond and Hard bond available
Technical Notes
Product Type: Double Row Grinding Cup
Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)
Dry use
Segment Type: Double Row
Diameter Range: 4 inch / 100 mm to 7 inch / 175 mm
Arbor Options: M14, 5/8"-11, 22.23 mm
Bond Options: Medium Bond / Hard Bond
Applications: Concrete deburring, rough surface grinding
Typical Applications
concrete deburring, rough concrete grinding, dry concrete grinding, surface preparation, concrete floor edge grinding, handheld grinder grinding, concrete smoothing, industrial surface preparation
Q1. What is the Double Row Grinding Cup designed for?
A. The catalog specifies concrete deburring and rough surface grinding.
Q2. What sizes are available?
A. The available diameters are 4 inch, 4 1/2 inch, 5 inch, and 7 inch.
Q3. What arbor and bond options are available?
A. The catalog lists M14, 5/8"-11, and 22.23 mm arbor options, with Medium Bond and Hard Bond available.
For Double Row Grinding Cup selection, bond selection, arbor compatibility, dry grinding conditions, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.