What it does

This is a 4”/100mm Klindex-style metal grinding puck with a stable 5-segment layout. Choose the grit that matches your stage—aggressive leveling, scratch refinement, or pre-transition cleanup.

Grit options (choose one)
    •    30 grit: aggressive removal / leveling
    •    60 grit: general grinding / flattening
    •    100 grit: refine scratches after 60, prep for transition
    •    120 grit: finer metal step when you want an easier transition into hybrids/resins

Key specs
    •    Tool size: 4” / 100mm (Klindex-style)
    •    Segments: 5 segments (balanced cut + stability)
    •    Bond type: Metal bond (Soft / Medium / Hard)
    •    Use: dry or wet (dry preferred with dust extraction)

Best use cases
    •    Concrete surface prep and flattening
    •    Removing surface paste (laitance)
    •    Scratch reduction between metal steps
    •    Setting up a smoother transition to hybrid/resin stages

Fitment (machines)

For Klindex 4”/100mm tooling systems (100mm tool plate style). If your plate uses 100mm pucks, this fits.

FAQs

Q1: Which grit should I start with?
If you’re leveling or removing a lot: 30 → then 60. If the floor is already fairly flat: start at 60.

Q2: 100 vs 120—what’s the difference?
120 leaves a slightly finer scratch than 100, so the next step (hybrid/resin) usually feels smoother.

Q3: Which bond should I pick?
Hard bond = soft concrete; Medium = general; Soft = hard/dense concrete.

Q4: Dry or wet?
Both work. Dry is faster on site with proper dust control; wet reduces heat and dust.