Diamond Grinding Cup Wheel 125mm X M14 Dbl Row Closed Pressed Contract

Extra Information

• Use only with a compatible angle grinder fitted with the correct guard and M14 spindle.
• Diamond cup wheels are intended for grinding and surface preparation, not cutting.
• For best results, keep the cup wheel flat and use steady, controlled movement across the surface.
• Grinding concrete and masonry creates dust. Use suitable dust extraction and respiratory protection.
• Allow the tool and wheel to do the work. Excessive pressure can reduce performance and increase wear.

Features

• Diamond cup wheel design Suitable for grinding concrete, masonry, stone and similar hard materials.
• Double row segment pattern Helps improve grinding speed, control and surface contact.
• 125mm working diameter Practical size for common angle grinder applications.
• M14 threaded fitting Fits compatible angle grinders with an M14 spindle.
• Contractor range Designed for regular jobsite, renovation and surface preparation tasks.

Benefits

• Fast material removal: The double row diamond segments help grind down rough or uneven surfaces efficiently.
• Better surface preparation: Useful for cleaning and preparing concrete or masonry before coatings, adhesive, tiling or repairs.
• Good control: The cup wheel format helps maintain steady contact with flat surfaces during grinding.
• Durable grinding option: Diamond segments last longer than standard abrasive wheels on hard materials.
• Contractor convenience: A practical accessory for builders, installers, renovators and maintenance teams.

Application

• Grinding concrete surfaces
• Levelling high spots and uneven areas
• Cleaning masonry and stone surfaces
• Surface preparation before coatings, adhesive or repairs
• Removing rough edges and surface imperfections
• Renovation, construction and contractor work
• Workshop, garage and site preparation tasks

Safety

• Wear eye, ear and dust protection when grinding concrete, masonry or stone materials.
• Use a suitable respirator and dust extraction when grinding materials that create fine dust.
• Always use the correct grinder guard and make sure it is fitted securely.
• Check that the cup wheel is correctly fitted and undamaged before use.
• Do not use the cup wheel for cutting applications.
• Keep hands clear of the rotating wheel and maintain a firm two-handed grip on the grinder.
• Allow the wheel to stop completely before putting the grinder down.
• Do not use damaged, cracked or excessively worn diamond cup wheels.