Dry / Ceramic bond / For edge and corner grinding / Lightweight design

Professional Smooth Edge Cup Wheel for Edge and Corner Grinding
Edge and corner grinding requires a cup wheel that can maintain smooth contact while reducing operator fatigue during handheld use.
DIATOP Smooth Edge Cup Wheel uses a new ceramic bond designed to grind edges and corners smoothly.
The wheel is also designed with a very lightweight construction for more comfortable grinding.
Type of Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)
Key Features
New ceramic bond for smooth grinding.
Designed for edge grinding.
Suitable for corner grinding.
Very lightweight construction.
Designed for more comfortable grinding.
Dry use.
Available in 5 inch and 7 inch diameters.
Multiple grit options available.
5/8"-11 thread available.
Item – Diameter inch / Diameter mm / Grit #
SEGC 5 – 5 inch / 125 mm / #50
SEGM 5 – 5 inch / 125 mm / #100
SEGF 5 – 5 inch / 125 mm / #200
SEGC 7 – 7 inch / 175 mm / #50
SEGM 7 – 7 inch / 175 mm / #100
SEGF 7 – 7 inch / 175 mm / #200
* 5/8"-11 thread available
Technical Notes
Product Type: Smooth Edge Cup Wheel
Equipment: HG (Handheld Grinder)
Dry use
Bond Type: Ceramic Bond
Diameter Options: 5 inch / 125 mm, 7 inch / 175 mm
Grit Options: #50, #100, #200
Thread Option: 5/8"-11
Application: Edge and corner grinding
Lightweight design for comfortable operation
Typical Applications
concrete edge grinding, corner grinding, dry edge grinding, surface preparation, handheld grinder use, concrete finishing, edge smoothing, corner surface preparation
Q1. What is the main feature of the Smooth Edge Cup Wheel?
A. The catalog specifies a new ceramic bond designed to grind edges and corners smoothly.
Q2. What grit options are available?
A. The available grits are #50, #100, and #200.
Q3. What sizes and thread options are available?
A. The wheel is available in 5 inch (125 mm) and 7 inch (175 mm) diameters, with a 5/8"-11 thread available.
For Smooth Edge Cup Wheel selection, grit selection, edge and corner grinding, thread compatibility, and troubleshooting guidance, please visit the DIATOP Tech Notes section.