Overview

This single-segment metal grinding shoe is designed for Rhino floor grinders and offered in multiple grit options. Use coarse grits for fast removal and leveling, then step up to finer grits for scratch control before transition tools or polishing.

Best for

• Heavy stock removal / leveling (coarse grits)

• Coating residue and tough build-up removal

• Scratch refinement before transition steps (medium grits)

• General concrete grinding workflows

Features

• Single segment design for strong cutting action

• Multiple grit options for different job stages

• Durable metal bond construction for jobsite work

• Helps build a consistent metal-grinding sequence

How to choose the grit

• Coarse (e.g., 6–20): fastest removal, deepest scratches

• Medium (e.g., 30–40): standard grinding + scratch control

• Fine (e.g., 60–120): refine scratches before transition/hybrid

Fitment Note

For Rhino floor grinder tooling system. If you’re unsure about fitment, send a clear photo of your grinder’s tool holder (top + bottom) and we’ll confirm.

FAQ

Q1: Which grit should I start with?

A: If you need fast removal/leveling, start coarse. If the slab is already close, start medium.

Q2: Will coarse grits leave deep scratches?

A: Yes—coarse grits are meant for speed. Follow with higher grits to clean the scratch pattern.

Q3: What’s a common grit sequence?

A: Many crews run coarse → medium → fine (example: 16/20 → 30/40 → 60/80), then transition/hybrid if needed.