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DeWalt 125mm Double Row Diamond Cup Grinding Disc - Tooled Up recorded price
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DeWalt 125mm Double Row Diamond Cup Grinding Disc
Dewalt DIY & Hardware
Product description
The DeWalt 125mm Double Row Diamond Cup Grinding Disc is a specialist abrasive wheel designed for aggressive material removal on hard surfaces such as concrete, masonry, and stone. The double row of diamond segments is the key design feature here, providing a wider contact area compared to single-row alternatives. This translates to faster stock removal and a more consistent finish across the working surface. Part of the DeWalt Extreme range, this 125mm (5") disc is suited to angle grinders accepting a standard cup wheel fitment. It is a practical choice for contractors and groundworkers preparing surfaces for coatings, levelling high spots, or removing adhesive and paint from concrete floors. Features and Benefits: • Double row diamond segment configuration for faster, more aggressive grinding • 125mm (5") diameter suits standard angle grinders • Part of the DeWalt Extreme range for professional-grade performance • Suitable for use on concrete, masonry, and stone surfaces Specifications: Diameter: 125mm (5")
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£56.95
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