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7' Diamond Concrete Grinding Wheel, 24 Turbo Segments Grinding Cup Wheel for Grinding and Polishing Brick, Block, Concrete and Stones, 5/8'-11 Arbor

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About this item

  • The 7-inch diamond grinding wheel is designed with 24 turbo diamond segments, and the corrugated grinding wheel has a denser density, which can grind harder stones. High quality diamond material can provide the smoother and faster grinding experience for you.
  • Versatile Applications: Suitable for both wet and dry grinding, this diamond grinding wheel is ideal for concrete, granite, stone, marble, and masonry. Perfect for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts for various construction and renovation projects.
  • Robust Body: Made with durable steel and featuring integral sintering technology, the grinding wheel’s body boasts exceptional hardness and longevity. Heat-treated diamond grinding sections enhance durability and extend the wheel's life, ensuring reliable performance.
  • Easy to Install: Designed to fit most angle grinders with a 5/8" -11 arbor. It offers convenience and quick installation for efficient usability. Best for lighter-duty tasks and finer grinding or polishing.
  • Multifunctional Use: The diamond grinding wheel is excellent for removing epoxy, mastic, thinset, mortar, and other coatings. It is also suitable for surface finishing on screed and natural stone.


Product Description

Concrete Grinding Wheel
Concrete Grinding Wheel
Concrete Grinding Wheel
Concrete Grinding Wheel
Concrete Grinding Wheel
Concrete Grinding Wheel

slov
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
Used to take humps out of my drive way.
Previous Comment
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
I ordered both this and a MASTER DEPOT double row segmented grinding wheel.I chucked this grinding wheel into a light weight Black and Decker angle grinder/sander. I found this this blade to be less aggressive than the segmented wheel. By that, I mean that this type of wheel was well suited to grinding slate to its final shape to get it ready for a final finish. I could round off a square edge without chips flying off of the stone. It worked well at grinding down a poured concrete wall, but not as well as the double row segmented wheel did.I will reserve this for the rough grinding of appearance pieces. It is less likely to likely to chip the edges and leaves a nice surface to be dressed and polished. If you needed to buy just one blade to do everything, this would be my choice.I gave it 5 stars because it worked well even with my anemic grinder.