Diamond Grinding Wheel(Double Row)
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Diamond Grinding Wheel (Double Row) is a high-performance abrasive wheel designed for use with angle grinders and other compatible rotary tools. It features double rows of diamond segments that enhance grinding efficiency and provide a smoother finish compared to single-row wheels. This tool is specially engineered for aggressive material removal and long-lasting durability, particularly on hard surfaces like concrete, granite, stone, and masonry. The double-row segment design improves heat dissipation and helps reduce vibration, ensuring faster work with minimal chipping or gouging.
Description
Uses
- Concrete Surface Grinding
- Removes high spots, imperfections, and coatings from concrete floors and slabs.
- Levels uneven concrete surfaces for smoother finishes before polishing or sealing.
- Masonry and Stone Grinding
- Grinds down bricks, pavers, and stone blocks for fitting or smoothing.
- Ideal for reshaping stone surfaces in construction and renovation projects.
- Coating and Adhesive Removal
- Strips old adhesives, epoxy, paint, sealers, and waterproofing coatings from concrete surfaces.
- Surface Preparation
- Prepares concrete or stone surfaces for tile installation, overlays, or waterproof membranes.
- Opens pores of concrete for better bonding of finishing materials.
- Granite and Marble Work
- Used in fabrication or restoration of granite, marble, and other natural stone surfaces.
- Helps achieve a uniform finish for countertops or stone tiles.
- Smoothing Welds on Hard Surfaces
- Used to grind down and blend welds on heavy concrete or stone reinforcements.
- Industrial Floor Grinding
- Ideal for use in commercial, industrial, and warehouse floors where heavy-duty grinding is required.
- Edge Grinding
- Used for edge profiling and grinding along walls or corners.
- Polishing Base Prep
Serves as a rough-stage tool in concrete polishing systems to prepare the surface for finer grits.
SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
Safety Precautions
- Wear Protective Gear
- Safety goggles or a full face shield to protect against sparks, dust, and flying particles.
- Respirator or dust mask to avoid inhaling fine silica dust from concrete or masonry.
- Hearing protection to guard against high noise levels during grinding.
- Gloves and long-sleeved clothing to protect hands and skin from abrasions and sharp edges.
- Steel-toed boots for protection against dropped tools and heavy debris.
- Inspect the Wheel and Tool
- Check the diamond wheel for cracks, worn segments, or imbalance before use.
- Make sure the grinding wheel is securely mounted and compatible with the grinder’s RPM.
- Tool Setup and Mounting
- Use the correct flange and lock nut when attaching the wheel to the grinder.
- Ensure the wheel is properly centered to prevent wobble and uneven wear.
- Maintain Safe Operation
- Hold the grinder with both hands and maintain a firm grip.
- Keep the grinding surface at an appropriate angle (typically 15°–30°) to prevent gouging.
- Avoid applying excessive pressure—let the wheel’s abrasive segments do the cutting.
- Control Dust and Debris
- Use dust extraction systems or wet grinding methods where possible.
- Avoid dry grinding in enclosed spaces without proper ventilation.
- Work Area Safety
- Clear the area of combustible materials and unnecessary personnel.
- Ensure adequate lighting and safe footing, especially on job sites.
- Use Guards and Shields
- Keep the grinder’s safety guard in place and aligned with the direction of sparks.
- Cool Down and Shutdown
- Allow the grinder and wheel to come to a complete stop before setting it down.
- Unplug the grinder before performing adjustments, changing wheels, or maintenance.
- Training and Compliance
- Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and safety guidelines for both the grinder and wheel.
- Ensure only trained personnel operate grinding tools in commercial or industrial environments.
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