Diamond grinding disc 180 mm for EINHELL wall and concrete grinder TE‑DW 180

Diamond grinding disc Ø180 mm designed for use with the EINHELL wall and concrete grinder TE-DW 180. The disc features a hard-wearing diamond abrasive surface suited for grinding, smoothing and removing coatings from concrete, masonry and similar mineral materials. It is offered as a replacement accessory for renovation and surface-preparation tasks on walls and floors and matches the machine’s intended diameter and working profile.

Advantages

The diamond segment construction ensures consistent material removal and long service life compared with conventional abrasives. The disc’s design provides stable running and reduced vibration when used with the compatible grinder, which helps to improve surface finish and operator control. Its abrasive composition is optimised for hard mineral substrates, allowing effective removal of paint, render, adhesives and surface irregularities without rapid wear.

Suitable for

• Grinding and smoothing concrete and cement screeds
• Removing paint, render, glue residues and thin coatings from masonry
• Surface preparation before replastering or sealing
• Leveling raised edges and minor surface defects on walls and floors

Key specifications

• Nominal disc diameter: 180 mm
• Mounting compatible with wall and concrete grinders designed for 180 mm accessory
• Abrasive type: diamond segments for mineral substrates
• Intended materials: concrete, masonry and similar mineral surfaces
• Typical applications: grinding, smoothing and coating removal

How to use

Fit the disc to the grinder according to the tool manufacturer’s mounting instructions, ensuring the machine is disconnected from power before changing accessories. Use firm, even pressure and guide the grinder across the surface in overlapping passes to achieve an even finish. Maintain appropriate grinder speed and do not force the disc; allow the diamond segments to work at their intended cutting rate. Regularly inspect the disc for wear and replace it when grinding performance declines or damage is visible.

Recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment including eye protection, respiratory mask and hearing protection due to dust and noise. Wet or dry grinding may be possible depending on the specific disc variant and the grinder’s capabilities; follow the tool and disc manufacturer guidance. For best results on uneven surfaces, start with a coarse removal technique and finish with a finer abrasive or polishing accessory if required.